Rima Hyginus
© Philipp Salzgeber
The Rima Hyginus is the barely visible linear feature in the lower
right of the picture, it runs straight through the small Crater
Hyginus (10,5 km diameter). This crevasse is about 200 km long
and about 4 km wide. It is visible when the moon is ar first quarter.
Comments: I used a Play/Logitech SNAPPY to get this
picture into the computer. The Camcorder sat on a tripod, looking
into the eyepiece the way a human would do.
Camera: |
Sony CCD-TR2200E Pal |
Telescope: |
Vixen 130mm f/5,5 Newton with 20mm Eyepiece |
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