Lunar

COPERNICUS (Right) Dimension: 95x95Km / 56x56Mi Height: 3760m / 11400ft
Young and isolated formation with hexagonal form. Bright rays all around.
Very steep slopes dominant Mare Insularum of 900 m tormented and supporting
Fauth to the South and Gay-Lussac to the North. Floor flatter to the
North than to the South. Three central mountains (1200 m).
Below Copernicus are Reinhold and Lansberg

KEPLER (Left) Dimension: 32x32Km / 19x19Mi Height: 2750m / 8300ft
Isolated circular formation behind extensive clear rays. Steep slopes
especially to the South and supporting Kepler F to the West. High walls
with light terraces. Tormented floor. Weak central relief. Hills. Craterlets
20050630 0829 UT

Tycho 20051111 0128 UT

Rheita 20040425 0203 UT

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Moon - Phase% 25.7 - 20040414 1053 UT
Nikon D70 through Meade 10" LX200
1/10 sec at ISO 200

Tycho at Full Moon 20030307 0601 UT
Meade LX200 10" / ScopeTronix MaxViewII
Nikon 5400 - 1/250 @ f7.3 - Processed with ImagesPlusV1.72 - Photoshop

Full Moon 20030306 0540 UT
Orion 80mm ED APO / ScopeTronix MaxViewII Piggybacked on LX200 10"
Nikon 5400 - 1/4000 @ f7.3 - Processed with ImagesPlusV1.72 - Photoshop

17 day old Moon 96%..Just past Full 20030208 0434 UT
Orion 80mm ED APO - Nikon 5400 / ScopeTronix MaxView40 Piggybacked on LX200 10"
1/1000 f9.4 - Processed with ImagesPlusV1.72 - Photoshop

Meade 10" LX200
ToUcam Pro
Registax v2