In the foreground we have Plato crater (diameter 100,68); the two smooth "plains" we see to the north and south of the crater, are respectively
The Sea of Cold and part of Sea of Showers; going to the right we can admire mountain range named Montes Alpes and a valley (Vallis Alpes); to the north east of the latter is located Aristoteles, a craters with diameter of 87,57Km and slightly below we can found Eudoxus (70,16 Km diam).
Technical stuff:Celestron Nexstar 6SE, Zwo asi585mc, Barlow 1.5x, Ir/cut filter, 3840x2160 RAW8, Gain=267, Exposure=9.187msms, Duration=119.477s, Firecapture, 30% of 5548 frames stacked with AS3, Astrosurface.
In the foreground we have Plato crater (diameter 100,68); the two smooth "plains" we see to the north and south of the crater, are respectively
The Sea of Cold and part of Sea of Showers; going to the right we can admire mountain range named Montes Alpes and a valley (Vallis Alpes); to the north east of the latter is located Aristoteles, a craters with diameter of 87,57Km and slightly below we can found Eudoxus (70,16 Km diam).
Technical stuff:Celestron Nexstar 6SE, Zwo asi585mc, Barlow 1.5x, Ir/cut filter, 3840x2160 RAW8, Gain=267, Exposure=9.187msms, Duration=119.477s, Firecapture, 30% of 5548 frames stacked with AS3, Astrosurface.
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