Astro Photography By Wes Higgins
©2004 Wes Higgins
Murchison-Pallas Imaged 09-14-06 , 18 Inch Reflector , Infinity 2-1M Camera
The Information Listed Below Is Provided By Personal Authorization From Christian Legrand Of VMA, Link To Virtual Moon Atlas
| Description: (Murchision) Deformed and wrecked formation. Forms an interesting couple with Pallas. Steep slopes supporting Chladni to the South-East and Pallas to the North-West. Walls overlapped by Pallas to the North-West Murchison C to the South-West and gobbled in the lava of Sinus Medii to the South-East. Flat floor communicating with Pallas and supporting a debris to the North-west and Murchison T to the South-East. Hills crack |
Size: (Murchision) Dimension: 60x60Km / 35x35Mi Height: ? Height/Wide ratio: Unknown height. Impossible calculation. |
Observation: Interest : Very interesting formation Observation period: First Quarter or 6 days after Full Moon Minimal Instrument: 50 mm refractor |