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I've re-processed a shot from years ago to reveal a few of the more visible features to the North of the moon:
Canon 7D2 , 700mm; ISO250; f8; 1/125s tripod mounted
The large smooth-bottomed crater towards the north is Plato, and the deep prominent crater southwards is Capernicus (62 miles diameter). The mountains to the NE of Capernicus are the Apennines (twice higher than the Everest range on Earth).
Russ
Canon 7D2 , 700mm; ISO250; f8; 1/125s tripod mounted
The large smooth-bottomed crater towards the north is Plato, and the deep prominent crater southwards is Capernicus (62 miles diameter). The mountains to the NE of Capernicus are the Apennines (twice higher than the Everest range on Earth).
Russ
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