Moonwalk to Lunar South Pole
Have you ever observed the South Pole of the Moon? I have taken some photos with my camera a few days ago.
And after the processing of the images, I have realized that it would be worth to take a closer look at this location as it is related a little bit to my research work, too.
The photo above shows the South Pole as I was able to see it on August 6, 2019 through the optics of my digital camera. I did not use the telescope, because this observation was not planned one.
The second photo above shows you three craters in a row – Theophillus, Cyrillus and Catharina. Take a look at the annotated photo below:
At the very bottom of the photo are three other craters (or not craters?) in a row. Can you help me to identify them? Write a comment if you want 🙂
~Jozef
