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Emersion of Antares after occultation on the 7th April 2007; digital image by eyepiece projection through a 25.4cm Newtonian reflector, 1/500th second exposure. The star reappeared in two stages a few seconds apart, as the 7th magnitude companion and then the 1st magnitude primary were uncovered by the Moon's disk. |
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A close-up of Mare Serenitatis; the large crater upper left is Posidonius. Digital image (using camera zoom) by eyepiece projection through a 25.4cm Newtonian reflector, 1/30th second exposure. |
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The three day old moon imaged through a 15cm f/4 reflector with 2X Barlow in series giving an effective focal length of 1670mm and f/11, 1/8 sec exposure onto Kodak Elitechrome 200 film. |
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Crescent Moon in bright twilight imaged through a Takahashi FS128 refractor. |
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7 day old moon imaged
through a Takahashi
FS128 refractor; 1/15 sec exposure. |
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10 day old moon; 1/30 sec exposure. |
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Full moon close to perihelion imaged on the 28th Jan 2002; 1/60 sec. |
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Moon imaged on the 10th September 2003 by eyepiece projection from a 15cm f/4 RFT into a Nikon CoolPix 4500 digital camera (image is right-left inverted compared with ones above). Note libration in each image. |
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17 day old moon imaged on the 14th September 2003 by eyepiece projection from a 15cm f/4 RFT into a Nikon CoolPix 4500 digital camera. |
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24 day moon with prominent earthshine. Imaged on the 23rd September 2003 by eyepiece projection from a 15cm f/4 RFT into a Nikon CoolPix 4500 digital camera. The star at bottom right is BSC 3869, mag 6.5. |
