Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Random Lunar Craters on 2008.07.17


Object: Moon

Moon
Origin:ObservationManager - SolarSystem Catalog 1.0
ObserverMichael A. Phillips Mr.
SiteHome
Begin2008-07-17 um 23:00:00-05:00
End2008-07-17 um 23:30:00-05:00
OpticsC8i
EyepiecePowerMate (V=812.8)
FilterAstronomik LRGB Color
CameraDMK21AF04
Sitzung2008-07-17 um 23:00:00-05:00
Visual impression

  • CN Folks helped me in the post imaging idenification: http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showthreaded.php?Cat=1,2,3,4,5,8,9,10&Number=2542753 #1 is Pythagorus (Rükl plate 2) #2 is probably Copernicus (Rükl plate 31)

References

Sessions: 2008-07-17 um 21:20:00-05:00

Begin:2008-07-17 um 21:20:00-05:00
End:2008-07-17 um 23:40:00-05:00
Weather:Forecast avg Actual: S:6-7/10 T:4/5
Equipment:C8i, 2.5x Powermate, Manual focusing, DMK21AF04, TruTek CFW with visual wide, and custom Coriander under Ubuntu 8.04
Comments:Started at 2120 with ISS observation through trees visually in front sidewalk. Cat cooler filter change and then 15min of cooling starting at 2140 Cat cooler for another 20 min before start of observing Setup near bird bath near front porch as there is a small opening in the trees in the SE of the sky Targets included Jupiter, Luna and Altair
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Observer: Michael A. Phillips Mr.

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Site: Home

Longitude:35.682°
Latitude:-78.743°
Timezone:UT-300 min
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Optics: C8i

Type:SCT
Vendor:Celestron
Aperture:203.0 mm
Focal length:2032.0 mm
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Eyepiece: PowerMate

Vendor:TeleVue
Focal length:2.5 mm
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Filter: Astronomik LRGB

Typ:Color
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CCD Camera: DMK21AF04

Vendor:The Image Source
Pixel:640x480

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