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| Date: | 27.10.1995 | Time: | 19:10 UT | Exposure: | 2 x 0.1s |
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| Field of View: | 24' x 35' | Receiver: | WWFPP, 20482 CCD | Filter: | V |
| Instrument: | 1.23m | Observatory: | Calar Alto | Observer: | T. Credner, S. Kohle |
Astronomical Institutes of the University of Bonn
This is the 'young' waxing moon, three days and 14 hours after new moon. The above image is a mosaic of two exposures, one for the northern and one for the southern part. As usual, you can see the lunar craters best at the day/night border. There, at the so called terminator, the highest contrast of light and shadow is given.