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In the images are seen two large craters at the lunar south pole. These are Boussingault of 131 km and 3.2 km depth, and Helmholtz which is 94 km diameter but its depth is still unknown. Another crater which is covered in darkness here, but close to the terminal and the Moon as seen from Earth, is Neumayer 76 km in diameter.

Vega (76 km) is an eroded lunar crater and can be seen from Earth even if is located at the Moon's terminal. Southeast of Vega is Peirescius a slightly smaller crater and to the west is the crater Reimarus and the long Vallis Rheita.


Read more: http://lupuvictor.blogspot.com/2011/12/vega-crater-and-vallis-rheita-telescope.html

A short video of Hainzel and Capuanus crater. Most craters are illuminated by the Sun.


Read more: http://lupuvictor.blogspot.com/2011/12/video-hainzel-and-capuanus-lunar.html#ixzz1gF1ruBYZ

Picture is for guidance and I made ​​it on November 4, 2010, which is now a year and a month.
Nearch and Hagecius are craters situated on the south side of the Moon.

Read more: http://lupuvictor.blogspot.com/2011/12/nearch-and-hagecius-craters-amateur.html

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