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Enjoy this Astrum Supercut of the #Moon as seen by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter ( #LRO). Fascinating and up-close look at our celestial neighbor that has been unavailable to previous generations. What would Galileo say?
Published 8th March 2024 (43:43)
Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=svLDNMNDk-U
#astronomy #MoonColonies #LRO #LunarPits An article published in the journal "Geophysical Research Letters" reports a study on some lunar pits where temperatures are stable at around 17° Celsius (about 290 Kelvin).
https://english.tachyonbeam.com/2022/07/28/lunar-pits-discovered-with-stable-temperatures-that-make-them-suitable-for-hosting-human-habitats/
https://www.aulis.com/j_white_col2.htm
Since 2009, the LRO’s camera (LROC) has been mapping the lunar surface with resolutions of between 1m/pixel and 0.5m/pixel. In 2011, NASA announced that LRO had briefly descended in altitude and returned pictures of 0.25m/pixel.
For comparison, the cameras aboard the privately owned GeoEye-1 satellite have a resolution of 0.41m/pixel and are perfectly capable of distinctly resolving cars and humans from an altitude of nearly 700km (435.7miles).
#JarrahWhite #Second #Column #Chandrayaan-2 #LRO #Map #Moon #Apollo #Resolution #Pixels #Aulis #MoonHoax