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Lunar Images VideoCam

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Aristarchus
Aristarchus		 Schiller - Tycho - Clavius
Schiller - Tycho - Clavius		 Schiller - Mare Humorum - Gassendi
Schiller - Mare Humorum - Gassendi
Rupes Altai - Mare Nectaris
Rupes Altai - Mare Nectaris		 Clavius
Clavius		 Mare Humorum - Gassendi Crater
Mare Humorum - Gassendi Crater
Walter - Miller - Stofler
Walter - Miller - Stofler		 Arzachel - Purbach - Regiomontanus
Arzachel - Purbach - Regiomontanus		 Copernicus - Erastothenes
Copernicus - Erastothenes
Lunation Day 9 Stitched Terminator
Lunation Day 9 Stitched Terminator		 Aristarchus - Mare Imbrium - Sinus Iridum
Aristarchus - Mare Imbrium - Sinus Iridum		 Copernicus - Reinhold - Lansberg
Copernicus - Reinhold - Lansberg
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njscope27-Sep-2004 00:50
Duane:

Thanks! Unfortunately, even the best land-based telescopes on Earth don't have the resolution to see NASA's lunar debris. I suspect some day soon with with all the modern advances like adaptic optics, a telescope will be able to achieve this feat.

Kevin
Guest 22-Sep-2004 02:06
These are great!! Wouldn't be neato to see what was left behind by NASA...: )
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