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    The ray crater Tycho which is 85km wide.

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    WOW!!!! great stuff MPH, looks close enough to touch it

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    Thats fantasic!

    Watch out for the Lunar eclipse on Monday....bet it will be cloudy!

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    What great photos MPH!
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    Excellent pics as usual MPH, have you ever published a book of your space shots? If not then you should seriously consider doing it.

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    Great space photos as always MPH.
    Sage what time is the lunar eclipse on Monday? Thanks for the heads up on it.
    Away with the birds

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    I dont think its visible from the UK judging by the link below.

    http://www.eclipse.org.uk/eclipse/12...L2009Feb09.pdf

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    Amazing pics as ever MPH - so informative!


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    aw, thanks for that MPH. I was hoping we'd see it. Great link, I'll book-mark that!

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    Well you were ahead of me Sage because i didnt even know about it.

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    Its amazing what you can find out through other forums

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    Once again fantastic shots, thanks for sharing.

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    MPH,
    Wow, another real stunner.

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    Fantastic, well done MPH.
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    Out of this world!
    Why be a hard rock when you really are a gem!

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    Thanks everyone,this was just hand held at the telescope eyepiece with a 18-55mmlens in manual and exposure of 100th/sec at iso 100
    It would be possible to do the same with a spotting scope provided the eyepiece
    is large enough in diameter,if not you end up getting just a little bit of the moon.
    It might be possible to do the same with binoculars so long as they were on a tripod,never tried it but it might work.Give it go.You might well get a pleasant surprise.

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    Fantastic detail, especially considering the approach used.
    I've had a fair degree of success holding a compact camera at a telescope eyepiece, but haven't tried it with a DSLR.

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    just keep them coming MPH fantastic as usual..

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    Stunning shots Mystical Potato Head.

    Amazing detail.

    Pity about the eclipse though.

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