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Also, if you have come here via the alternative entry point on my astrolloyd.tk address, I regret that "Reload" takes you back to my entry page; I suppose that's the price of my free URL and your having pop-ups blocked :-) .)
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In the right-hand column is a picture of the whole Moon (at about the same phase) indicating where the feature is situated.
Pictures taken on 10th December 2006, when the Moon was 19.9 days old.
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I have added a new picture of the Rupes Altai.
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A new view of Theophillus and Cyrillus.
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A new picture of the southern end of Mare Tranquilitatis and the Sinus Asperitatis.
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Pictures taken on 12th December 2006, when the Moon was 21.7 days old.
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A new view of the northern part of the Apennine mountains with the landing site of Apollo 15 surrounded by mountains.
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I have added a new picture of the Lunar Alps.
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A first view of Triesnecker and the Sinus Medii. There is a second picture below under 26th March.
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A new picture of the lunar north-north-west from Anazimenes to Anaxagoras.
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Picture taken on 17th December 2006, when the Moon was 26.3 days old.
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The far north west imaged with poor lighting but a very favourable libration.
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Picture taken on 22nd January 2007, when the Moon was 3.9 days old.
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Earthshine.
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Pictures taken on 3rd February 2007, when the Moon was 16.3 days old.
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A new picture of the area to the north of Mare Crisium.
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The southern end of Mare Crisium.
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I have added a new picture of the area of Endymion and Atlas.
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Picture taken on 25th March 2007, when the Moon was 7.5 days old.
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I have added a new page covering the two craters Boguslawski and Demorax in the far south.
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Picture taken on 26th March 2007, when the Moon was 8.4 days old.
Please note that the image I have used for the pictures on the right are of the Moon at the right phase but were taken when the libration was some 12° to the west of where it was for the pictures on the left. So the features in the lower four images are much nearer the terminator than the locations shown by the arrows would imply.
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A large mosaic of the south-east limb during a very favourable libration. Clicking on the thumbnail will take you to an image reduced to 50%. Click on that image to see the full-sized one.
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A nice mosaic of Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus, Albategnius, and Arzachel.
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A new picture of the south polar region.
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Another picture of Triesnecker and the Sinus Medii.
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I have added another picture of Walter with the light coming from the opposite side compared to my earlier picture.
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Picture taken on 30th April 2007, when the Moon was 13.5 days old.
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I made a very large mosaic of the north polar area whilst the libration and the angle of the Sun were favourable. Sadly, I missed a section, so clicking on the thumbnail will take you to a page which presents the two section separately, but you can click on that picture to see how the sections align. Either way, close the window to return here.
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