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CHAMÄLEON + ONJALA OBSERVATORY – LUNAR ATLAS - II Mare - Craters - Rilles - Faults - Mountains |
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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% |
Image number and crater list
Mosaics
Special Images
New mages
2016 
| 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 | Boussingault | Crater at sunrise | |
| 02 | Cleomedes | Rima Cleomedes | |
| 03 | northern part of Mare Crisium, Cleomedes, Macrobius | Rima Cleomedes | |
| 04 | southern part of Mare Crisium, Mare Undarum, Taruntius | Floor Fractured Crater Taruntius | |
| 05 | Endymion + Strabo | Craterlets on the floor of Endymion | |
| 06 | Furnerius, Rheita | Rupes Neander and Rima Furnerius | |
| 07 | Goclensius, Langrenus | Rima Goclensius | |
| 08 | Messier + Messier A | Form of the craters and ray system (grazing impact) | |
| 09 | Petavius and Humboldt | Ray system in Petavius, on the lunar rim Humboldt with central mountains | |
| 10 | Proclus, Macrobius, Picard, Lick, Yerkes | Polygonal form of Proclus | |
| 11 | Vallis Rheita, Janssen | Crater chain Vallis Rheita, Janssen and Rima Janssen at sunrise | |
| 12 | Vendelinus, Holden, Petavius B | Ray system of Petavius B |
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NEW 2016 Mosaics - Moon age
4.8 days Mare Australe under optimal libration Janssen and Vallis Rheita at sunrise Gutenberg till Wrottesley with the concentric double crater Crozier H (marked in the image) |
Image 006 - shows west of crater Rheita the relatively unknown fault Rupes Neander, a structure similar to Rupes Recta (near Birt) or Rupes Cauchy (near Cauchy). The fault merges into a rille (at the left border of the picture above the center). Further the image also shows Rima Furnerius.
NEW 2016 Image 0010 - show the concentric double crater Crozier H. Es ist nach Hesiodus A der zweitgrößte dieser merkwürdigen Krater auf der Vorderseite des Mondes.
Detailed descriptions of other exceptional or unique structures at this moon age you can find in this pdf-file
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« Special Images The image to the left shows the sunrise over the craters Boussingault (127 km), Neumayer (74 km) and Helmholtz (93 km) in 4 phases. Moon age from top left to bottom right: 4.5, 5.1, 5.5 and 6.1 days (Illumination:17, 22, 25 and 30%). Click here or on the preview to load a larger image. |
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