David Hoskin
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
02/12/2022
07:00 pm

Equipment Details:

ZWO ASI290MM CMOS camera with IR pass filter, Celestron C8 SCT (f/10, 2000mm FL), SkyWatcher EQ6-R Pro mount

Post-processing Details:

The best 500 frames were stacked with AutoStakkert, wavelets were adjusted with Registax 6, other post-processing (levels, sharpening and noise reduction) with Photoshop CS2 and PhotoScape X.

Image Details:

Mare Humorum, also known as the "Sea of Moisture", is a lunar mare located in an impact basin that is 425 km across. Gassendi is the large impact crater on the north edge of Mare Humorum. The crater floor contains a system of long, narrow depressions known as rilles. To the south lies the partially flooded crater Doppelmayer. Both Gassendi and Doppelmayer were formed before the impact that created the mare.

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January 20, 2019
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