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| sent on May 12, 2016 (15:51) | This comment has been translated
Very nice! |
| sent on May 05, 2017 (8:24) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very nice. Were you able to figure out by accident what did you get back into the crater in the foreground? I'm not one who sees the aliens .... :-D But what I see stink a bit with the morphology and the shape of the ground.
Simone Molto bella. Sei riuscito a capire per caso cosa hai ripreso nel cratere in primo piano? Non sono uno che vede gli alieni.... Ma Quello che vedo stona un po' con la morfologia e le forme del terreno.
Simone |
| sent on May 05, 2017 (10:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Simone. What do you mean with a crater in the foreground: Copernicus Crater, or Eratosthenes? If I compare them to other images that are abundantly in the net I can not see anything strange inside them. Perhaps due to the not too high resolution and turbulence effect (most evident in a movie taken the same evening of photography) the details do not coincide exactly with other photographs, but in principle are the ones.
Hello,
Maximum Grazie Simone. Quale intendi con cratere in primo piano: il cratere Copernico, o Eratostene? Se li confronto con altre immagini che si trovano in abbondanza in rete non riesco a vedere niente di strano al loro interno. Magari, a causa di risoluzione non troppo elevata ed effetto della turbolenza (evidentissima in un filmato preso la stessa sera della fotografia) i dettagli non coincidono esattamente con altre fotografie, ma in linea di massima sono quelli.
Ciao,
Massimo |
| sent on May 05, 2017 (13:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I believe Eratosthenes (the largest one at the edge of the shadow area). In most cases I have observed it, but in this matter I'm really ignorant for this I ask for snow to those who know more than me, I have seen the dirtiness or any of the soil protuberances that were well accompanied by colors and 'The general environment of the lunar soil.
In this shot, on the other hand, there seems to be something in the crater that is something of colors and shapes that have little to do with everything else. It's probably my obsession and study deficiency, and what I know now for the first time has always been there, but it has impressed me. Credo Copernico (quello più grande al limite della zona d'ombra). Nella maggior parte dei casi in cui l'ho osservato, ma io in materia sono veramente ignorante per questo chiedo lumi a chi ne sa più di me, ho visto delle gibbosità o comunque delle protuberanze del suolo che ben si accompagnavano con i colori e l'ambiente generale del suolo lunare.
In questo tuo scatto invece, sembra quasi che all'interno del cratere ci sia qualcosa dai colori e dalle forme che poco hanno a che fare con tutto il resto. Probabilmente è un mio deficit di osservazione e studio e quello che noto adesso per la prima volta è sempre stato lì, ma comunque mi ha colpito. |
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