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This is the north end of Mare Serenitatis. The craters above the ridge are Eudoxus and Aristoteles. Both of these craters have shattered rims with internal peaks. The one on the right with the crater-inside-the-crater is Posidonius.
Mare Serenitatis
A close shot of the lunar surface.
⭐ Closer to the Moon
Out of dark comes the moon of a November.
Moon November 2022
Like tire treads pressed in mud, the clouds ripple across a stubborn moon that refuses to hide. It's rather full of itself.
Moon on Tread
The result of photographing the moon after severe thunderstorms washed away all the fog and created clear seeing conditions.
A Moon in November
A crescent moon with details of the dark parts revealed.
Darkside
A non-filtered look at the evening moon.
⭐ Yellow Moon on Blue
A sharp stack of multiple exposures using the Optolong l-eXtreme filter.
Sharp Moon
The moon with a few fluffy clouds.
The Moon and Fluff
A close-up of the Tycho crater that is prominent in the lower corner of the moon.
Close up of the Tycho crater
A close-up quarer slice of the edge of the moon.
Quarter slice of the moon
A close-up of the moon in August.
Gibbous moon August 2022
A close up of prominent crater Plato.
Plato
A close up of the 'northeast, upper left' portion of the August 2022 supermoon. You can clearly see ridges of long mountain ranges and prominent craters including Plato, Cassini, Eratosthenes, and more.
⭐ Closer to the August 2022 Supermoon
A close up of the crater Eratosthenes (bottom left). It has a terraced rim and peaks inside the crater where the well drops to a depth of nearly 2 miles.
Eratosthenes
A close up of the large crater named Copernicus on the moon, with smaller but prominent Kepler to the side.
Closeup of Copernicus and Kepler
A detailed close-up of the bottom half of the August 2022 supermoon.
Bottom Half of August 2022 Supermoon
The last supermoon of 2022.
⭐ August 2022 Sturgeon Supermoon
A supermoon occurs when the moon's orbit brings it closer to Earth, so it appears bigger and brighter. The July supermoon is expected to be the brightest of the year. It's called the Thunder moon because it heralds the season of thunderstorms in the North American summer. This is a mosaic taken from four zoomed shots.
Thunder Moon Supermoon
A timelapse of the International Space Station (ISS) passing between Earth and the Moon.
⭐ July 2022 Lunar Transit by the International Space Station (ISS)
A close up of the craters at the moon's polar region.
Lunar Polar Craters
A closeup of the lunar edge.
Quarter slice of the Moon
This was our moon on July 4, 2022.
Independence Moon
A capture of the moon during daylight in June 2022.
⭐ Blue daytime moon
A detailed zoom shot of the edge of the moon during the day.
A quarter of the half Moon
This is a high resolution, detailed image of the half moon.
⭐ A detailed image of the half Moon
The path traced by ISS in the sky.
An International Space Station (ISS) flyover
The existing colors in this detailed moon pic had their saturation boosted to bring out the colorful contrast.
Colorful Moon
A capture of the moon just before sunset.
Half Moon at Dusk
A highly detailed dawn view of the moon.
⭐ Bright moon after sunrise
A full color view of Tycho.
⭐ The Moon's Tycho crater.
A full color almost full moon.
⭐ A detailed, full color lunar shot.
A full color view of Copernicus.
The Moon's Copernicus crater.
A close-up of the edge of the moon.
Close up moon quarter
A half moon imaged in color with the SvBony sv503 70ED.
Half Moon with Svbony sv503
A full moon obscured by clouds.
A spectral moon in clouds.
This image of the moon was stacked from multiple images taken while it was behind clouds. The detail of the moon popped out to make it appear to float above the clouds.
⭐ Floating moon.
This image of the moon was stacked from multiple images taken while it was behind clouds. The layering of clouds give it an embossed appearance.
Embossed moon.
A half moon imaged in color with the Celestron EdgeHD.
Half Moon with Celestron EdgeHD
An image of the moon taken during the day that showed up green.
The green moon
A close up of the edge of the moon.
The edge of the moon
A prominent crater on a crescent moon.
Crater
A naturally unnaturally yellow moon.
The Yellow Moon in February 2022
A close up of the Sinus Iridum region.
The Sinus Iridum region
A close up of the Mare Imbrium region.
The Mare Imbrium region
A close up of the Mare Imbrium region at the edge of the shadow.
The Mare Imbrium edge region
A close up of the multiple craters including Clavius.
The Clavius crater region
A close up of the multiple craters past the edge of Mare Nubian.
The Mare Nubium region
A close up of the large crater named Copernicus on the moon.
The Copernicus Crater
A crescent moon in February 2022.
Beautiful crescent in February 2022.
An image of the moon captured during the day, several hours before sunset.
⭐ The Day Moon
A gibbous moon in January 2022.
First gibbous moon of 2022.
Four unfiltered images of the moon: a blue taken by day, a yellow due to fog, and a red due to forest fire smoke in addition to the traditional gray.
Four moons.
A half moon in January 2022.
Yellow Moon January 2022
A gibbous moon in November.
Gibbous Moon November 2021
A gibbous moon close-up.
⭐ Closeup of the Moon
A half moon in September.
Half moon September 2021
Dust from fires turned the moon red.
Blood Moon August 2021
A gibbous moon in July.
Gibbous Moon July 2021
A full moon in April.
Full moon April 2021
A half moon in April.
Half moon April 2021
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