Observation by Martin Lewis: Long shadows from the rim of Plato 20th ...
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Martin Lewis
Observer
Martin Lewis
Observed
2021 Apr 20 - 20:11
Uploaded
2021 Apr 25 - 22:29
Objects
The Moon
Equipment
- 444mm Dobsonian
- ASI174MM plus 642nm filter
Location
St Albans, UK
Target name
Moon
Title
Long shadows from the rim of Plato 20th April 2021
About this image
A view of the long shadows cast by the rim of Plato at sunrise taken in very good conditions on 20th April. With Plato at 67miles in diameter some of those shadows are over 50 miles long.
Martin
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Comments
Lovely shot. Very atmospheric.
I presume that you were in orbit when you took this picture!
Thanks for all the nice comments. This was just a quick process. I have a lot more data taken on this great evening of this region, so hoping to pull out even more detail with more processing.
Martin
I would like to feature some of your work in the Lunar Section Circular. If you agree, would you mind sending any examples you favour directly to me? It’s great to see you doing some lunar imaging!
Amazing image Martin - well done.
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