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3.3d 12% 4.5d 17% 5.1d 22% 5.5d 25% 6.1d 30% 7.1d 39% 7.5d 44% 8.5d 54% 9.6d 65% 10.6d 76% 11.5d 84% 12.1d 87% 12.5d 92% 13.1d 95% 14.5d 100%
Moon age 10.6 days – Illumination 76 % - 23.09.2015 Image number and crater list Mosaics Back to Moon age 10.5 days	Interesting image details Special Images
	New mages 2016
Contrary to all other images of this website, these images were not recorded with the Celestron C14 but with a 17" PlaneWave astrograph at a focal length of 2.950 mm (at f / 6.8 ) - exept the special image at the bottom of this page.
Image Number Craters - in alphabetical order Special details download pdf-file with descriptions of exceptional or unique lunar structures at this moon age LUNAR 100     01 Bullialdus, Kies and Wolf lunar dome Kies Phi 02 Capuanus, Kies and Mercator concentric double crater Hesiodus A, Rima Hesidonius and Rimae Hippalus 03 Clavius, Blancanus, Scheiner and Longomontanus - 04 Copernicus and Tobias Mayer lunar dome field 05 Euler and Lambert - 06 Landsberg - 07 Longomontanus, Heizel und Mee Heinzel and Mee at sunrise 08 Lubinietzky and Darney lunar kipuka Darney Chi 09 Lubinietzky and Agatharchides Rima and Megadomeplateau Agartharchides 10 Mons Riphaeus - 11 Reinhold and Landsberg - 12 Sinus Iridum, Malapert - 13 Stadius, Copernicus and Erathostenes secundary craters of Copernicus impact   14 Stöffler, Huggins ray system of Tycho impacts
Mosaics Wurzelbauer to Lubinietzky Erathostenes to Landsberg Moretus toHeinzel Rimae Hippalus Herschel to Werner - Overview of the Imbrium Sculpture Copernicus to Bullialdus Bullialdus in the center with labels Copernicus in the center with labels Fauth to Lubinietzky Montes Riphaeus and Darney Chi (lunar Kipuka)  top of the page
Interesting image details Image 005 - shows in the left part the crater Lambert and direct above - hardly to see - the ghost crater Lambert R. Image 014 - shows the region around the complex crater Stöffler. The whole region is covered by ejecta of the Tycho impact. Detailed descriptions of other exceptional or unique structures at this moon age you can find in this pdf-file
Special Images NEW 2016 The compilation of the left shows the sunrise over the crater Moretus and Newton near the south pole of the moon during a Moon age of 8.5- 9.5- and 10.5 days, taken at good libration conditions. Click here or on the preview to load a larger image. top of the page
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