The moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth, the size of which is about a quarter of the size of our Earth.
The moon orbits the Earth at an average distance of 384,400 km / 148,900 miles.
The Moon
| Telescope | ASA 10″ F/3.6 10N ASTROGRAPH OTA |
| Focal length | 900 mm |
| Mount | G53f |
| Imaging camera | Atik 460EX mono |
| Guiding cameras | without |
| Guiding optics | without |
| Focal reducers | ASA 3″ Wynne Corrector 0,85x |
| Constellations | – |
| Distance | 384,400 km / 148,900 miles from Earth |
| RA center | – |
| DEC center | — |
| Location taken | Slovakia |
| Date taken | 02/2017 |
| Pixel scale | 1.04 arcsec/pixel |
| Filters | Astronomik Ha 6nm , Astrodon OIII 5nm, Astrodon SII 5nm, |
| Exposure | 200×0.003 sec. Ha filter 200×0.03 sec. OIII filter 200×0,003 sec. SII filter |
| Total exposure | – |
| Processing software | PixInsight, CCD Inspector |
Here you will see less frequent processing using narrowband filters. (Hydrogen-alpha – H-α 6 nm, Sulfur – SII 6 nm, Oxygen – OIII 5 nm)
The photo shows the moon in the color spectrum of the surface. For comparison, the moon in the familiar black and white view from the Earth.
You can see the final product above.
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The Moon