AAPOD2 Image Archives
Plato and the lunar Alps
Another sunrise, this time over Plato and the lunar Alps. Mewlon 250CRS, 1.8x barlow, ASI290MM camera.
Another sunrise, this time above Crater Plato and the moon Alps . Mewlon 250CRS, 1.8xbarlow, ASI290MM camera .
Copyright: Dominique Dierick
Sinus Iridum to Plato
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Sinus Imbrium to PlatoSinus Iridum (“Bay of Rainbows”) to crater Plato on the northwestern rim of Mare Imbrium. Out in the lava sea, Montes Recti (“Straight Range”) points toward Montes Teneriffe just below Plato (“Tenerife Mountains”, as in the Canary Islands. These isolated mountains form part of an inner impact uplift rim of Imbrium, gouged by an asteroid estimated at 236 km across.Santel MK-91 230 mm f/13 Maksutov-Cassegrain (FL 3,000 mm) on an AP 900 mount, from January 25, 2021. Camera: FLIR Grasshopper 2 GigE; Best 1,600 of 13,200 frames at 22 FPS, from Ossipee, New Hampshire.
Copyright: Robert Gillette