The May 2007 issue of the A.L.P.O. Lunar Section's monthly newsletter, The Lunar Observer, has been uploaded to: http://www.zone-vx.com/tlo.pdf Back issues...
Here's our old friend Boussingault under a fairly high sun angle. This image is perhapes a little softer then we're used to but it's been minimally processed...
Just a heads up from the mirror shop here. Now that I've finished up with some outstanding commitments I'll be starting a steady but slow flow of Newtonian...
I do too Stefan. Actually this whole recent image series could be a bit tighter in the fine detail but to do that I need to resample the frames, divide them up...
Coincidentally I've also been mulling over how to get the maximum out of the Registax alignment stage. I find that smaller alignment box sizes than 128 gives...
Here are parts Q and R of the alphabetic catalog. Q. (still nothing). R. (random order). Roberts, Harry (Sidney City Skywatchers). Roel, Eric (LPOD). Ryan,...
Additions to the first part (the first appearance) of the alphabetic catalog. B. Barcroft, David P. (ALPO, American astronomer). Bond, William Cranch...
Scroll down to the lunar image: Release of the Science Data by Hayabusa http://www.planetary.org/blog/article/00000958/ Incidentally, the other images are also...
... Have you though about skinning your LTVT Lunar perfect sphere with a voxel sphere layer reflecting the telemetry(just the height,depth) that had alreadied...
Strange... Those three names (Dublier, Garcia Gomez, and Sacco) are not included in the list of Wilkins's Spanish names (on the site of Spanish lunar...
... Here are some papers from the recent 38 LPI conference on moving lunar soil and designing a lunar bulldozer. Kokany, A. et al. 2007. Practical Questions on...
Rogue, No, I was not familiar with voxels, so thanks for the great idea! Having an ability to accurately simulate the ups and downs of the lunar surface (as...
Bill, I noticed you are looking for observations on Theophilus next. Where should people send their photos, drawings or descriptions? Thanks Chuck Taylor...
I just finished posting my images for this year to 4/22 at: http://www.lpl.arizona.edu/~rhill/moonobs.html It's just a random listing with no rationale. I...
... Nice images. ... A couple of suggestions: - alphabetically sort by feature name - group by category as the LPOD Photo Gallery Paolo -- Avventure Planetarie...
Chuck, The A16-lecture was A.O.K.! There was much, what we call: "amusation" (amusement). I show'd the (very interested) audience lots of LEVA Hasselblad...
S. (random order). Stafford, Tom (Apollo 10 astronaut). Swigert, Jack (Apollo 13 astronaut). Shepard, Alan (Apollo 14 astronaut). Scott, David (Apollo 15...
Yeah, that's a good one. A microphone was stuck in the on position so that entier conversation went out to the whole world. I guess there was a bit of a flap...
At a certain moment during the mission, some hovering droplets of jus d'orange migrated into Charles Duke's hair. Must have been a curious experience: Arriving...
That's right, the ability to clean up was limited to what you could do with a wet towel and tissues. I'd have to check but I'm pretty sure the orange juice...
Glad to hear it went well! You should compile all of your "faits Divers" for the rest of us. (nice of me to suggest more work for you) :-) Ah yes, "you have...
This is to announce an update to my Windows XP Excel 2003 spreadsheet for lunar observing: Lunar Observing Planning Spreadsheet (org. April 2006, rev. May...
Looking at my lunar planner for May through August, I only have two or three days in which the Moon will be above 40 degs altitude at my 41 North observing...
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