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September 24th 05, 10:09 AM

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polarised moon

The last quarter moon is currently [10am BST] a fine object high in the western clear blue sky this Saturday morning. Has anyone tried imaging of lunar craters under these conditions using a polar filter [max effect at 90o to the sun as now] to darken the sky background? One for Pete perhaps ;-)

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