Last night I shot some great digital images of the moon. In my Astro weblog you will find a first result ( a big image of the moon!), a detailed report with...
Greetings: Not totally astronomical-related, but here's a "blog" dealing with the moon: http://www.lunarsoil.com/ You may recognize somebody who has been...
For the past 20 minutes 8:38 - 8:58 PM PST (eastern Washington) I've been out just enjoying a spectacular Lunar Halo. It was HUGE! One of the most beautiful...
Mary et al, There are a couple of very neat photos on the homepage of the SpaceWeather web site today ... see http://www.spaceweather.com ... Anthony....
... I've ... Hi Mary, thanks for sharing your enthusiasm; can you email me some clear skies? <G> Btw, keep checking if you ever see one again because the first...
... Oh wow! What a photo! Thanks, Carol. Were you laying on the ground to take that photo? The halo last night appeared to be straight overhead. (It faded,...
This was one of those nights that I wish I had a short focal length fisheye lens! http://www.digitalastro.com/public/20040302_Halo_Moon.jpg That was the widest...
Any update on the LPOD domain problem? I ask because I used to mention the site at my Moon lessons and observations. But www.lpod.org is easy for me to spell...
Paolo - I agree about ease of remembering the URL, but I am just happy that we have Anthony's site temporarily! I have hired a great new computer person to...
... perigee ... Thanks Mary, it sure was beautiful to watch the halo travel across the sky with the Moon that night. The high cirrus clouds were just thick...
Hi Chuck and Anthony and all, The link to LPOD site is normal now but only showing the old archive. KC ... happy ... to ... continuing ... mention ... is easy...
Yes! LPOD is back up at http://www.lpod.org - you should be able to see today's image - the wonderful shot of sunset on Ptolemaeus. LPOD has been repopulated...
Hi KC, Please continue to use the mirror site - http://www.perseus.gr/LPOD/index.htm - until some minor details are finalized so that LPOD is up and running as...
Dear Friends, The new gimmick with spammers is to register themselves on a Yahoo group, raid the member list with email addresses and then send viruses using...
To Charles Wood: Sir, I want to give each minute craterlet a name! ;-) Serious: the day when thousands of tiny craterlets shall receive a new name is...
Danny Caes
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Mar 4, 2004 7:38 pm
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Danny - your passion for naming features on the Moon scares me a little for I was involved in the cleanup in the mid-70s after an official IAU period of adding...
Sir, my hobby must be the "Wilkins syndrome" ;-) (say: "a less-known peculiar moon-related hobby"). I wonder how many there are like me... (making huge...
Danny Caes
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Mar 4, 2004 11:17 pm
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Hi Anthony and the rest. One of the recent viruses pretends to go out through the Yahoo groups as well as your own ISP. I received two copies (one from myself)...
Hi Dave, Thanks for the report. Predicting rays is pretty good, but nothing is perfect I guess. Those sound like some nice rays you added to the list. For...
Dear group, I am searching: A -huge- list of lunar craters such as Marth and Hesiodus A (craters with a double or multiple rim, or a vague double-rim...
Danny Caes
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Mar 5, 2004 12:53 pm
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Strange to say, but I have detected a pair of double-rim craters at 36° North, 77° West (on image IV-183-H1). According to A.Rukl's atlas (map 8) the large...
Danny Caes
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Mar 5, 2004 7:29 pm
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... Now imagine how much more confusion there would be if every nearby crater had a name, leaving you with dozens of possible craters to connect C with! Maybe...
Danny - In 1978 I presented a talk at the Lunar & Planetary Science Conference about concentric craters. Unfortunately, I never got around to publishing a full...
Mmmmmmmmmm... Mr.Taylor, it's those letters like "C" which are the cause of this confusion, not the nearby named craters! If such unnamed craters like our ...
Danny Caes
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Mar 5, 2004 9:08 pm
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Mr.Wood, group, how would it be to stand on the outer rim of a crater such as Hesiodus A, to observe the crater's inner rim (looking like a huge elevated ring...
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