The Moon and Montes Apenninus
“A sharp close-up of the Apennine Mountains, the Moon's most prominent mountain range, with a large crater nearby.”
The Apennine Mountains (Montes Apenninus), a roughly 600-kilometer arc marking part of the rim of the Imbrium impact basin, cast dramatic shadows across this capture, with a prominent crater visible at the range’s edge.
Captured as a single video and stacked in AutoStakkert!3, then processed in PixInsight.
Total Exposure
Single video capture
Focal Length
4000mm
Integration
| Filter | Subs |
|---|---|
| L | 1 video (single capture) |
Locations
San Giuliano Milanese, Lombardy, Italy
Bortle Class 7 • 2024-10-11