Hyginus Rille region

Posted by BruceW
on Saturday, December 31, 2011

by Bruce Waddington

 

The Hyginus Rille area of a 22-day-old Moon.  The rille (German for ‘groove’) is 2400’ feet deep and about  140 mi long.  The crater in the center of the rille is 6 miles wide, so the smallest features in this image are about 500 yards across.   Images were captured from Anza, CA with a 10-inch SCT at f/22 using an Imaging Source video camera. 

 

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