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Nix
The 9-inch Steinheil-Cooke refractor at the local observatory got my attention when I had my first look at the Moon through the instrument. Danny Caes is the observatory's Moon-expert and was of great help in operating the old telescope.

I had the first chance of taking some shots a few days ago and I'm very glad with these first images...

http://www.awalkonmars.com/astromoonphoto.htm

The sky was kinda hazy so the resolving power should improve, if, weather permitting, we can do this more in the future. biggrin.gif

Nico
dilo
Congrats,Nico!
After some sharpening, I can almost see the monolith inside Clavius... wink.gif
Bob Shaw
QUOTE (dilo @ Jan 12 2006, 03:33 AM)
Congrats,Nico!
After some sharpening, I can almost see the monolith inside Clavius... wink.gif
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Dilo:

They *moved* TMA-1?

Bob Shaw
ugordan
QUOTE (Bob Shaw @ Jan 12 2006, 12:46 PM)
Dilo:

They *moved* TMA-1?
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Nah, he's probably referring to the recently discovered CMA-1.
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