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Rheita Valley - 00.jpg
Rheita Valley - 00.jpgRheita Valley (1)106 visitenessun commento
Torricelli Crater-01.jpg
Torricelli Crater-01.jpgTorricelli Crater (2)104 visitenessun commento
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Fra Mauro.jpgFra Mauro103 visitenessun commento
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CopernicusSunrise.jpgSunrise on Copernicus Crater102 visitenessun commento
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FadingMoon-03.gifFading Sun-Lights... (3)102 visitenessun commento
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Moon Panorama - 0.jpgMoon Panorama (1)101 visitenessun commento
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The Moon~0.jpgWonderful, wonderful Moon!... (HR)101 visiteDa "NASA - Picture of the Day", del 7 Settembre 2006:"No single exposure can easily capture faint stars along with the subtle colors of the Moon. But this dramatic composite view highlights both.
The mosaic digitally stitches together fifteen carefully exposed HR images of a bright, gibbous Moon and a representative background star field. The fascinating color differences along the Lunar Surface are real, though highly exaggerated, corresponding to regions with different chemical compositions.
And while these color differences are not visible to the eye even with a telescope, Moon watchers can still see a dramatic lunar presentation tonight: a partial eclipse of the Moon will be visible from Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia".
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The Moon - Far Side - Galileo.JPG
The Moon - Far Side - Galileo.JPGThe "Far-Side" of the Moon, from Galileo100 visitenessun commento
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ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-ZZ-The Moon.jpgMare Imbrium, from Galileo100 visiteCaption NASA originale:"Checking out the Galileo spacecraft's cameras during its December 1992 fly-by of Earth's Moon, controllers took this dramatically illuminated picture through a violet filter. The view looks down on the Moon's North Polar Region with the Sun shining from the left at a low angle and the direction toward the Moon's North Pole toward the lower right.
Across the image upper left stretches the smooth volcanic plain of the Mare Imbrium. Pythagoras crater, 65 miles wide, is near the center of the image -- mostly in shadow, its central peak just catches the sunlight (...)".
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E-Ptolemaeus Crater.jpgPtolemaeus Crater99 visitenessun commento
Moon Panorama - 3.jpg
Moon Panorama - 3.jpgMoon Panorama (4)99 visitenessun commento
South Pole - 01.jpg
South Pole - 01.jpgUnusual features and shadows near the South Pole (2)98 visitenessun commento
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