Titlebook: Luna Cognita; A Comprehensive Obse Robert A. Garfinkle Book 2020 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2020 flights

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-1664-1flights to the moon; lunar features; lunar history; lunar nomenclature; lunar observers handbook; lunar o

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,The Earth–Moon System,cover the relationships between the Earth, Moon, and Sun, the effects that gravity has on the motions of these bodies, and how we use their motions to mark time. In the next chapter, I will deal with the physical Moon, its geologic history, and the nomenclature used to name its features. Chapter . w

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General Selenographical Information,Moon and give general information on the types of nearside features that are visible though amateur optical instruments. Several individual types of lunar features will be discussed in greater detail in later chapters.

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Photographing the Moon, scientific event occurred. One such date is January 7, 1839. Fran?ois Arago, the permanent secretary of the Paris Académie des Sciences, announced that French artist and chemist Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre (1789–1851) had devised a process to capture latent images on chemically sensitive metal pla

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General Tips for Observing the Moon with Both the Naked Eye and Optical Instruments,irections and where the terminator will be tonight. I will, show you how the Moon moves about in its orbit, how to use various lunar charts and lunar maps, how to calculate librations, and what lunar sights to look for with the naked eye or binoculars. All of this is in preparation for going outside

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Crater-Hopping: Observing the Moon on Day 10,wn in Figure 15.1. We continue studying the rugged southwestern highlands. As we move toward the west limb, we begin to see the optical effects of foreshortening. The selenographic colongitude on the tenth lunation day ranges from about 28° to 46°. We start this day’s crater hopping at the southwest