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sectorzed
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For a different perspective I decided to focus on the edge of the southern hemisphere through a Meade 178ED with a Televue Big Barlow and a Siebert Optics focal extender using a Televue Prime Focus tube. Canon 300D, I sec. exposure.
-Gary 
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kraterkid
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Nice image Gary!
Makes me feel like I'm in a spacecraft hurtling along the endless arc of a lunar orbit.
Quite a beautiful image! 
Rich 
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Erix
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Very nice, thank you for the view, Gary!
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Matt Looby
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Thanks Gary,
Keep 'em coming!
Matt
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sectorzed
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Thank you all for your kind words of encouragement.
By the way; I get the feeling that two of the ridges at the top of the arc are complementary and lead me to suspect that I may be looking at the profile of a very large impact crater.
If anyone is familiar with lunar topography, any information would be appreciated.
Thanks & Clear Skies
-Gary
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