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Palus Epidarum. 250mm Newt. 18th
February 2005 |
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Wrinkle ridges E end of Mare Fecunditatis. 250mm
Newt. 2nd November 2004 |
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Moon in full eclipse by Paul Curtis. Image taken with Minolta
Dimage Xt digital camera. 4th May 2004 |
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Moon emerging from eclipse by Paul Curtis. Image taken with
Minolta Dimage Xt digital camera. 4th May 2004 |
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Moon emerging from eclipse by Paul Curtis. Image taken with
Minolta Dimage Xt digital camera through the eyepiece of the Cody Scope. 4th May
2004 |
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Moon just emerging from eclipse - stack of 22 images taken
through the society's Cody Scope by Andy and Rachael Parsons. |
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Moon in partial eclipse. Image taken with a Meade 60mm
refractor by Andy and Rachael Parsons. |
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Moon showing crater Petavius by Phil Alner and Roy Mitchell.
Image projection with Fuji 2900 digital camera. 23rd April 2004 |


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Images taken on 2nd March 2004 using a Webcam. Images by Paul Curtis and Mark
Radice with the Zeiss Coude 'Scope. |
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Picture by Phil
Alner with his new Starlite Express MX5 |
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Moon Crater Bailly, TC255
based CCD with IR blocker, by Grant Privett. |
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Moon Crater Darwin, TC255
based CCD with IR blocker, by Grant Privett. |
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Moon crater
Tycho and surrounding area. Eyepiece projection (26mm) using 35mm camera
by David Harden |
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Moon - crater
Copernicus and Sinus Iridium. Eyepiece projection (26mm) using 35mm camera,
by David Harden. |
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Moon crater
Copernicus and surrounding area. Eyepiece projection (26mm) using 35mm
camera, by David Harden. |
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Drawing of Copernicus from observations through the
Society's Zeiss
scope by Gordon Lloyd |
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Drawing of Copernicus over a low contrast photo - from observations through the
Society's Zeiss
scope by Gordon Lloyd |
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Comparison photograph of Copernicus by Paul Curtis |
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Moon, with MX5 CCD and long focus lens |
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The Moon - Aristoteles and Eudoxus, 0.05sec
exposure, Orion optics 10" GX250 Newtonian Reflector at f14.4, MX5 CCD |
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The Moon - Crater Clavius, 0.2 sec exposure,
Meade 10" LX200 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope at f24, MX5 CCD. |
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Drawing of Clavius from observation through the
Society's Zeiss scope,
by Gordon Lloyd |