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Hi all, I am French (I'm 15 years old)

This is my image of crater Theophilus, Cyrillus, Catharina with my C8.

C8 (2032/203) + SPC 900 NC/00

Software of acquisition : Iris



Date : 03/12/08
Hour of Obs : 18:46 UT
Image in prime focus of C8.


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Very nice shot. I love the way the central peaks of the craters just catch the sunlight.
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Cool shot I love looking at craters , love it Spacedis.
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Another great shot at the terminator, especially of the wall in Theophilus.

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