Today I pointed the 20cm Newtonian telescope again towards the moon. Shortly after first quarter quite a few nice landscapes are visible.
All images were captured as 120s AVI files using a 3x Barlow lens and the QHY5IIc camera.
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Rima Hyginus is actually a lava cave with a broken roof, also visible are the Triesnecker Rilles and the Rima Ariadaeus.
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Alphonsus shows distinct dark spots which are of volcanic origin, to the upper left, the Davy Crater Chain (Cateny Davy) is visible.
And finally I had a quick look at Venus: