Onjala Observatory Lunar Atlas II, Lunar Mare - Craters - Rilles - Faults

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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%

10.5d
75%

11.5d
84%

12.1d
87%

12.5d
92%

13.1d
95%

14.5d
100%

Moon age 11.5 days – Illumination 84 % - 24.09.2015

Image number and crater list
Mosaics

Interesting image details
Special Images

Due to a plethora of excellent photographs of this phase of the moon, we have decided to divide the images on two pages. On both pages, the lunar structures are listed alphabetically. The second page shows images during the moon age of 11.6 days at an illumination of 85 %. To view the images - click here.

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	Agatharchides, Gassendi	Megadomeplateau Agatharchides and FF-crater Gassendi
02	Brayley and Tobias Mayer	-
03	Bullialdus, Kies and Wolf	lunar dome Kies Phi
04	Capuanus, Marth and Ramsden	concentric double crater Marth and Rimae Ramsden
05	Deslisle and Gruithuisen	Rima Deslisle
06	Encke and Maestlin	Rima Maestlin
07	Gassendi	Rimae Mersenius
08	Heinzel and Mee	unusual crater form Heinzel (the peanut crater)
09	Helicon and Le Verrier	Kap Laplace
10	Kepler	polygonal crater form
11	Maupertius, La Condamine and John Herschel	-
12	Mare Humorum	Rima and Rupes Liebig, lunar dome Liebig 1, pyroclastic ash deposit
13	Prinz	Rimae Prinz
14	Ramsden, Marth and Vitello	Rimae Ramsden, Rimae Hippalus
15	Rima Hippalus	-
16	Schiller	unique, unusual crater form (grazing impact?)
17	Sinus Iridum	-
18	Wichmann	Rima Herigonius

Mosaics

Heinzel to Schiller
Gassendi and Mare Humorum

Interesting image details

Image 012 - shows the center of Mare Humorum. In the right part you can see Rima Doppelmayer and the fault Rupes Liebig.
Image 016 - shows the unique crater Schiller, probably caused by a grazing impact.

Detailed descriptions of other exceptional or unique structures at this moon age you can find in this pdf-file

	« Special Images The image to the left shows the sunrise above the crater Schiller (11.5, 12.1 and 13.1 days) Click here or on the preview to load a larger image.
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