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MOON - May 1, 07/ 4 Vesta
Moon, May 1
0h UTC coords: 13 27 s 12 37 cent long trmntr: w 73.96d sin long: -0.961 ecc ell: 0.271 dist: 252 338 mi / 406 098 km diam: 29.4' illum: 98.1% Features: N- Hevelius, Cavalerius, Briggs, Lichtenberg, Bright/dark lavas and crater rays. N limb fair... Libration: e 0.305d, n 4.5d at 0h trmntr xing Struve and Russel S- Damoiseau, Sirsalis + rilles, Byrgius Schickhard, Schiller Basin, S Hilands at 0h trmntr xing Riccioli Moon tr 10.98d @ 0.458 d/h Asteroid 4 VESTA is an easy target for early am bino viewing. Go North form Jupiter to Eta Ophiuchi ( Sabik) and about half a bino field W of Sabik are 4 points about 6 mag. The brightest and westernmost is Vesta that is currently in retrograde motion and backing up toward the West. Made it with 6x30's. Clear skies Ben 90.126 n 35.539 |
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