Newest observations
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Helsinki, One halo form
I
6.2.2023 at 22.31 -
Juva, Rare halos
IV
6.2.2023 at 22.10 -
Mäntyharju, Binocular comet
I
6.2.2023 at 19.00 -
Helsinki, M42
III
6.2.2023 at 19.00 -
Kangasala, Sahalahti, Binocular comet ZTF
II
6.2.2023 at 18.30 -
Espoo, A fireball in a twilight sky
III
6.2.2023 at 18.15 -
Pori, Pearl clouds
V
6.2.2023 at 18.01 -
Helsinki, Landscape image of a planet
III
6.2.2023 at 17.57 -
Valkeakoski, Pintahalo
II
6.2.2023 at 16.10 -
Raisio, Pintahalo
II
6.2.2023 at 11.05 -
Kuopio, Several halo forms
II
6.2.2023 at 11.00 -
Nilsiä, Rare halos
IV
6.2.2023 at 10.15
Contact information
Visibility IV / V
Jari Kuula, Porin Karhunvartijat
The company draws Mare Orientale at a time of favorable librarianship. Small, gusty, -18 degrees Celsius. The viewing pleasure dropped relative to the temperature cube, resulting in the fastest drawing of the winter! The moon was low (about 32 degrees) and there was something awkward in the air, not good weather. Nicely, however, the eastern sea was visible with its small lakes, just as if the far end of the sea had also separated. The Orientale Basin has broken the old craters of the region at birth, with young Byrgius A trying to clear it by extending its rays all the way to the sea. The IAU officially officially named Mare Orientale three years after turning the Moon's east-west directions!
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Onneksi jouluajan iloksi oli selkeää (vaikka melko viileää) säätä libraation ollessa näinkin suotuisa. Mahtavaa nähdä tuonne Kuun kääntöpuolelle ja bongailla sieltä näitä hieman ujoja ja piilottelevia yksityiskohtia.