The Worm Moon in 2023

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The worm moon shines crisp and bright in 2023.

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Telescope:   Svbony sv503 70ED
Length:   840mm
Aperture:   70mm
F-stop:   f/12.0
Sessions:   1
Captured:   2023-03-07 to 2023-03-07
Lights:   1000
Exposure:   0.008
Total exposure:   8 s

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