Flemming R. Ovesen / Torben Taustrup
Flemming R. Ovesen / Torben Taustrup
Lunar eclipse April 3. 1996
Craters and features
Craters and features are listed in alphabetical orderAgrippa - Aristoteles - Atlas - Bettinus - Burg - Clavius - Copernicus - Copernicus - Eratosthenes - Gassendi - Maurolycus - Philolaus - Plato - Plinius - Posidonius - Pythagoras -Reiner Gamma - Rupes Recta - Schikard - Theofilus - Tycho - Vallis Schroter - Wrottesley -
Moon mosaics:
Moon mosaic of the area around Clavius
Four image mosaic. Exposure time: 0.2 second. The images are eyepiece projections showing a minor part of the southern Moon. The crater "Clavius" is seen in the lower section. File size: 64 kb.Moon mosaic - area around Janssen
Twenty image mosaic. Exposure time: 0.01 second. The images are eyepiece projections - each frame covers approximately 3' x 2.2'. The area is close to the terminator about 40 degrees east - southern part. File size: 160 kb.
Moon overviews:
Moon taken with 80 mm ED Sky-Watcher and SXV H9
Moon taken with 80 mm ED Sky-Watcher and SXV H9 - Colour image comprising approximately 80 exposures. Date: March 25 - 2007
Handheld digital camera (Canon Power Shot S10) to eyepiece images.
April 2. 2001. The Moon is 8.89 days old, 66.65% illuminated.
North eastern part
Central eastern part
South eastern part
Digital camera fixed to eyepiece draw tube - still operated by finger.
April 4. 2001. The moon is 10.89 days old, 86.31% illuminated.
Total view
North eastern part
Central eastern part (with Copernicus)
Copernicus and surroundings, May 2. 2001
South eastern part
Full Moon, May 6th. 2001Digital camera fixed to eyepiece draw tube - exposure operated by camera timer.
April 5. 2001. The moon is 11.91 days old, 93.49% illuminated.
Total view
Lunar eclipse March 3 - 2007
Moon taken with 80 mm ED Sky-Watcher and SXV H9
