Lunar south pole
Taken by Pascal PAQUEREAU on February 5, 2020 @ Pouilé, Vendée, France
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The image was taken with good conditions on February 5, 2020. The play of shadows near the south lunar pole gives relief to the craters. Equipment: Skywatcher 254/1200 telescope (0.18 "/ p), ASI178M, Baader Q-Turret X2.25 barlow and Baader green filter. Stack of 300 images with AS!3. The final image is presented with its acquisition size . Best regards
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https://http://www.astrosurf.com/topic/132777-p%C3%B4le-sud-lunaire-ma-meilleure-image-au-254-05-02-20-ajout-animation-seeing/
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