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The total lunar eclipse reached totality after it had set as viewed from the Florida panhandle. Dennis Hausch and Dave Halupowski braved the 30° temperature to catch the eclipse as the Moon set and the Sun rose.
Montes Piton (isolated mountain to left)
Crater Cassini (left center)
Vallis Alpes (upper center)
Crater Aristoteles (large crater, left center)
Straight Wall at left (110 km long, 2-3 km wide)
Crater Ptolemaseus (right large crater, look closely along floor of crater and see several small craters)
Telescope | Celestron C8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | Video [F:30s] | ||
Software | Registax, Corel Paint Shop Pro |
Telescope | Celestron C8 | ||
Camera | Sony Alpha | ||
Exposure | [F:1×1/160s@ISO 100] | ||
Software | Corel Paint Shop Pro |
Telescope | Celestron C8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | [F:148×1/10s] | ||
Software | Registax, Corel Paint Shop Pro |
Telescope | Celestron C8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | [F:148×1/10s] | ||
Software | Registax, Corel Paint Shop Pro |
Telescope | Celestron C8 | ||
Camera | Skyris 236C | ||
Exposure | [F:446×1/15s] | ||
Software | Registax, Corel Paint Shop Pro |