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8761
whenever family and tight friends come over for star-parties i tend to keep my sentences short, lots of vivid nouns and verbs, metaphors based on everyday...
rogue_forest
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Nov 1, 2005
8:24 am
8762
i agree, a crater is fitting memorial for Mr. Hill. but where and which crater is suitable for this purpose? and would it be added to the Lunar 100 list as the...
rogue_forest
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Nov 1, 2005
8:39 am
8763
Whilst tidying up my disc recently I came across a set of lunar pictures that had been processed but not transferred to my web site. One of these is of Mare...
Peter Lloyd
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Nov 1, 2005
2:23 pm
8764
My apologies again! The link should be http://homepage.ntlworld.com/peter.lloyd3/Moon/Craters/Latest.html Peter ... -- Peter Lloyd 51º 56' 53"N 0º 32' 05"W...
Peter Lloyd
phlloydl
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Nov 1, 2005
2:38 pm
8765
Peter, I believe that color processing is another interesting tool to try and better understand what happened in the moon's geologic past and is something you...
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bobpilz
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Nov 1, 2005
5:31 pm
8766
I also agree that enhanced color imaging shows us something about the moon that we can't see visually through an eyepiece. I have put an enhanced color image...
Tom Bash
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Nov 1, 2005
6:05 pm
8767
Rogue, When our scope is aimed at the moon, the folks hear nothing else than "APOLLO". ;-) Yes, I'm a (sort of) Apollo-freak, but that's because the visitors...
Danny Caes
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Nov 1, 2005
7:20 pm
8768
Peter, there's a crater on the moon which was once called HILL by Hugh Percival Wilkins. That crater is nowadays known as the I.A.U.'s Lockyer-H. I wonder if...
Danny Caes
faculacaes
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Nov 1, 2005
8:02 pm
8769
Hi Danny Very well spotted! Like you, I am not sure whether the crater named Hill by Wilkins on his map(s)does honour Harold Hill. As you know, some of...
Peter Grego
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Nov 2, 2005
6:17 am
8770
And it's possible to spot craters Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins near the A11 landing site through a 150mm telescope, given the right ilumination conditions. ...
Peter Grego
petermoon1
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Nov 2, 2005
6:25 am
8771
On p 329 of Wilkins and Moore, The Moon, the crater Hill is siad to be named for a "contemporary English selenographer" and there is a short bio of Harold Hill...
Charles Wood
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Nov 2, 2005
11:44 am
8772
My apologies to anyone who tried to access my latest pictures of Mare Humorum and didn't get any pictures. It is corrected now, so please try again. (A couple...
Peter Lloyd
phlloydl
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Nov 2, 2005
3:19 pm
8773
Just like to ask if anyone here is engaged in serious research regarding the moon? Raymund...
rj_y_ang
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Nov 2, 2005
6:30 pm
8774
Thanks for that research, Chuck. I actually consulted 'The Moon' by Wilkins/Moore (the Faber and Faber 1961 2nd edition) before my original message posting, ...
Peter Grego
petermoon1
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Nov 2, 2005
6:33 pm
8775
Hi Raymund I tend to smile quite a lot while observing the Moon at the telescope eyepiece, so I guess that anyone observing me wouldn't think I was being very...
Peter Grego
petermoon1
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Nov 2, 2005
6:37 pm
8776
... Perhaps on the near side. Are the craters, "Borman", "Lovell" and "Anders" within the large crater "Apollo" not IAU sanctioned? (Clementine Atlas map 121) ...
David Woods
saturn510uk
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Nov 2, 2005
7:39 pm
8777
Hi Chuck, I have been developing new filters that can mimic interfernce filters to a high degree. these filters employ delicate, exotic, dyes, that until...
sloanpk2000
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Nov 2, 2005
8:41 pm
8778
Hi Al, The filters we are looking for are used to determine the chemical makeup of lunar features. We have the best lunar photographers on the planet here in...
Chuck Taylor
chucktaylor3us
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Nov 3, 2005
12:20 am
8779
Hi Raymund, Al Misiuk from Sirius Optics just dropped in to discuss developing filters to allow us to determine chemical composition of lunar features. Clear...
Chuck Taylor
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Nov 3, 2005
12:28 am
8780
I don't know if this helps but if you look at the normalized reflectance spectra of lunar analog samples of Anorthosite and Basalt they are very broad. There...
Tony Gondola
sailguy28
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Nov 3, 2005
1:59 am
8781
Hi Chuck, Can someone please give an overview of how the filters can be used to determine chemical composition of Lunar surface? There would be varying...
Dr.Mohib.N.Durrani
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Nov 3, 2005
4:42 am
8782
After all this talk of filters I've been playing around with processing my existing images in a way to bring out albedo differences to a greater degree. What I...
Tony Gondola
sailguy28
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Nov 3, 2005
6:22 am
8783
Al, Can you be more specific as to where we can read about these filters. I have looked at the Anacortes site and failed to find them. They sound interesting....
Peter Lloyd
phlloydl
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Nov 3, 2005
8:49 am
8784
Professional astronomers typcially observe one of the Apollo landing sites, as well as their areas of interest, and use the known spectral/compositional ...
Charles Wood
tychocrater
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Nov 3, 2005
12:15 pm
8785
Tony, This looks like a very interesting techinique. I don't know about chemical composition, but it would be helpful to study rays since it seems to make them...
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bobpilz
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Nov 3, 2005
12:51 pm
8786
Hi Peter, Look at the manufacturers list. I'm under MisAl Optics. This is not a Sirius Optics product. Originally, this process wa developed for military night...
sloanpk2000
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Nov 3, 2005
3:14 pm
8787
I'll write it up and post it on the web site today. Tony ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Tony Gondola
sailguy28
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Nov 3, 2005
4:01 pm
8788
Thanks, Al. I found them. They do look interesting and are relatively cheap. Is there any problem shipping outside the US, do you know? Do you have...
Peter Lloyd
phlloydl
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Nov 3, 2005
4:16 pm
8789
... Your technique reminds me of a similar one (used by a well known lunar scientist) I read about in "To a Rocky Moon" or "The Modern Moon". It consisted in...
Paolo Amoroso
amoroso_paolo
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Nov 3, 2005
4:30 pm
8790
Hi Peter, The scans are shown at the Anacortes website. If you need an explanation, I will provide them. Anacortes and others will ship outside the US. Al ... ...
sloanpk2000
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Nov 3, 2005
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