Moon Libration
Taken by Alvaro Vaquero on August 19, 2016 @ Campbell, CA
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There's not many examples of the lunar libration taken from earth - most are software simulations, so I always wanted to capture it and see the phase and size changes as well as the motion of the moon as it revolves around earth. So, I took a picture everyday from Aug 4th to 19th with my 8" SCT with a .63 focal reducer - to an effective 1250 mm f6.3 ratio - with a Nikon D7100. I was travelling on the 20th and after my return the weather didn't cooperate, so I may try again in the future to do a full new moon to new moon set. Here's a video at 3 fps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXdfFj9pR28 and at 12 fps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fi8eNZGb7c
Photographer's website:
http://milikito.no-ip.com
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