South Region of the Moon with Clavius and Tycho

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South Region of the Moon with Clavius and Tycho sent on January 01, 2026 (23:01) by Roberto Ortu. 4 comments, 98 views.

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Il 28 dicembre sera, prima di osservare e riprendere il pianeta Giove, ho approfittato per effettuare qualche ripresa al nostro satellite naturale. In questa immagine è visibile una parte della regione sud della Luna in cui si può osservare un numero impressionante di crateri di ogni dimensione. Sul terminatore, in basso, si può vedere l'enorme cratere Clavius (circa 230 Km di diametro) e più a nord il cratere Tycho (85 Km di diametro) con il picco centrale. La turbolenza atmosferica era ben visibile durante la ripresa, ma nei momenti di calma l'immagine sullo schermo era molto nitida e ciò mi ha permesso di ottenere questo bel risultato. Dati tecnici: Telescopio Celestron 114/910 riflettore newtoniano Montatura Eq2 motorizzata Sky-Watcher Camera planetaria QHY5L-II-C Barlow 2,5X Tecnosky Filtro UV/IR cut Firecapture 2.7 per un video contenente 3516 fotogrammi a 14 fps AS!4, Iris, Astrosurface W2, GIMP per elaborarne 1588 Esposizione: 5,506 ms Gain: 14(63%) Seeing buono Ottima trasparenza Data e ora: 28 dicembre 2025 17:29 UTC (18:29 ora locale) Luogo: Cabras, Sardegna, Italia

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Antonio Fumagalli

sent on January 02, 2026 (1:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wow, exceptional detail.
Not having competence to read the information you provide I trivially ask you the focal, assuming that the question is applicable.
All these craters testify decisively in favor of the theories that support the cycles of humanity and the destruction of Atlantis caused by a cosmic impact...

Oceanoprofondo7

sent on January 03, 2026 (15:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

The focal length is 910mm, F: 8 ratio

Roberto Ortu

sent on January 03, 2026 (15:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much Antonio, the focal length of the telescope is 910 mm but it must be multiplied by 2.5X by Barlow.
Have a nice day

Antonio Fumagalli

sent on January 03, 2026 (20:58) | This comment has been translated

Thank you!

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