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Mosaic of Hipparchus and Albategnius
Mosaic of Hipparchus and Albategnius by pommierr
This is a photomosaic of the images of Hipparchus and Albategnius. Just before first quarter, they are easily confused with the pair of craters Ptolamaeus and Alphonsus farther west. Hipparchus is flooded with lava, with no central peak and Albategnius has an off center peak, like Alphonsus. Both craters are more heavily damaged by Mare Imbrium impact ejecta than their counterparts.
Keywords: Compustar, C14, crater, Visual-Back-1-25, Flashlight-Night-Vision
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| Image Stats |
| Celestron Equipment |
Visual Back 1.25 (93653-A), Flashlight, Night Vision (93588) |
| Additional Equipment |
Compustar C14 at f/11 |
| Camera |
Phillips SPC 900 NC |
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| Software |
Registax, Photoshop CS2, HP Image Zone |
| Date/Time Taken |
03.04.2009 02:05 |
| Location |
Pommier Observatory, Portland, OR |
| Upload Date: |
04.13.2009 11:33 |
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