Sketching at the telescope: Phillip W. Budine’s Copernicus Crater

on Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Copernicus sketched by Phillip W. Budine with a 4-inch refractor at 214x, June 23, 1962, at 2:55 UT. David J. Eicher library

Today’s sketch of the lunar crater Copernicus is by noted observer Phillip W. Budine, who for many years was active in the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers.

To learn more about astronomical sketching, Astronomy magazine subscribers can access my Astronomy.com video "Sketching from the telescope" and read Glenn Chaple's Observing Basics column "Sketching 101."

See the rest of the Sketching at the telescope series.

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