Moon October 18, 2021

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Moon October 18, 2021

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Telescope: Celestron 8SE / Wedge
Camera: Sony A7 in prime focus
Image source: 3x RAW images
Date: 10/18/2021
Location: St Charles, IL

NOTE: 13.4 days past new moon - Illuminated: 97.7%

Click the picture or link to get the ful res image on flickr.com

Imagemoon - October 18, 2021 by Greg Cisko, on Flickr
Celestron EdgeHD 8, AVX | StarSense | 2" Star Diagonal | Astrotech Illuminated finder
F/7 Focal Reducer | Powertank | Orion 7x50 Binoculars
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Eyepieces: Tele Vue 32mm WideField & 6mm Ethos | Nagler - 9mm & 16mm Type 2
Filters: Lumimcon & Baader OIII, Baader Sky & Moon Glow, 13% Moon
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Re: Moon October 18, 2021

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nice , thx .
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Hi Greg. A superb lunar image here. Very nice contrast and surface details including the ejecta rays from Crater Tycho. Thanks for the sharing the nice view with us Greg and keep looking up.
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Beautiful contrast Greg.
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