The Lunar 100 list contains a selection of the Moon's 100 most interesting regions, craters, basins, mountains, rilles and domes. For more details on the list, see http://the-moon.wikispaces.com/Lunar+100
On the 11th May 2008 I took a photo of the moon Moon 11th May 2008 phase 47%
This page contains crops from this image, magnified them by 1.4x. I have added them in order of latitude to help locate them in the original image.
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L38: Sabine & Ritter. Possible twin impacts. Located in
this picture's bottom left corner. Look for two equal sized craters,
almost overlapping. Ritter is the crater to the upper left, Sabine is to
the lower right. L53: Lamont. This is a wrinkle in the Mare Tranquillitatis. It runs from just to the right of L38 almost half way up the image. |
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L8: Theophilus, Cyrillus and Catharina. Crater sequence illustrating stages of degradation. Theophilus (top right) is mostly intact. The north east side of Cyrillus is partially covered by Theophilus. Catharina is the most damaged - it has lost it's central peak and contains a large crater. |
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L7: Altai Scarp. 275 miles in length. Average altitude is 2000m but the highest peak is over 4300m. |
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| Date | 11th May 2008 |
| Telescope | 250mm F4.8 Newtonian Reflector with MPCC coma corrector with 90mm aperture mask |
| Filter | Red |
| Detector | CCD using red filter Single frame Exposure 0.1 seconds |
| Software | CCDstack & Photoshop |