Aug. 30th 2004 Aurora 3

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 31 19:41:01 2004 UTC

Fuji 400 ISO; 50mm Zuiko lens; 30 seconds; Olympus OM-1n. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Aug. 30th 2004 Aurora 2

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 31 19:36:01 2004 UTC

30 seconds; Olympus OM-1n; Fuji 400 ISO; 50mm Zuiko lens. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Aug. 30th 2004 Aurora 1

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 31 19:30:01 2004 UTC

Olympus OM-1n; Fuji 400 ISO; 50mm Zuiko lens; 30 seconds. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Albireo

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Wed Aug 25 02:58:01 2004 UTC

Photo taken Aug 4, 2004. 8" Meade LX-10 SCT; 10mm ep (203x); Nikon CP4300. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Crepuscular Rays

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 24 23:51:01 2004 UTC

Photo taken on August 22, 2004. Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Squall Line

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 24 23:44:01 2004 UTC

Taken on August 22nd 2004. Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

The Serpentine Ridge

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon Aug 16 02:25:01 2004 UTC

Taken August 5th 2004. These wrinkle ridges are in the eastern half of Mare Serenitatis. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Aristoteles and Eudoxus

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon Aug 16 02:18:01 2004 UTC

Taken August 5th 2004. These terraced craters are located above the Caucasus Mountains. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Lamont and Arago's Domes

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon Aug 16 02:09:01 2004 UTC

Taken August 5th 2004. Located on the western shores of Mare Tranquillitatis [just northwest of the Apollo 11 landing site], Lamont's curious circular formation of wrinkle ridges is best seen at a low Sun angle. Also benefitting from the low light angle are crater Arago's domes. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

The Gardner Megadome

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 10 03:49:01 2004 UTC

August 4 2004. In his excellent book 'The Modern Moon: A Personal View', Chuck Wood called this large formation the Gardner Megadome. It's located on the northcentral shore of Mare Tranquillitatis. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Stofler and Maurolycus

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 10 03:31:01 2004 UTC

June 24 2004. These two craters are located in the battered southeastern Lunar highlands. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Rilles

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 10 03:26:01 2004 UTC

June 24 2004. The area between Sinus Medii and Mare Tranquillitatis is host to some very interesting rilles, also known as rimae [singular rima]. In the center of the photo is Crater Triesnecker with its network of thin rilles to the right of the crater; above it is V-shaped Hyginus rille; seen further to the right is the Ariadaeus rille. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Rupes Recta aka The Wall

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 10 03:14:01 2004 UTC

May 27 2004. Large fault on the southeastern shore of Mare Nubium. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Marius Domes

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Aug 10 03:09:01 2004 UTC

May 1st 2004. Large field of domes west of Kepler. Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

MoonDog, July 29th 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Sat Jul 31 00:28:01 2004 UTC

Actually there were two Dogs flanking the Moon, but the digital's field of view could only handle one at a time. Nikon CP4300; 8 seconds; 400 ISO. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

July 24th 2004 Aurora 04

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jul 27 23:29:01 2004 UTC

Last of four photos. Olympus OM-1n; 400 ISO Fuji. © Carol Lakomiak All rights reserved

July 24th 2004 Aurora 03

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jul 27 23:29:01 2004 UTC

Third of four photos. Olympus OM-1n; 400 ISO Fuji film. © Carol Lakomiak All rights reserved

July 24th 2004 Aurora 02

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jul 27 23:24:01 2004 UTC

Second of four photos. Olympus OM-1n camera; 400 ISO Fuji. © Carol Lakomiak All rights reserved

July 24th 2004 Aurora 01

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Sun Aug 1 05:18:01 2004 UTC

First of four photos. Olympus OM-1n; 400 ISO Fuji. © Carol Lakomiak All rights reserved

A Different Kind of Northern Light

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jul 6 02:49:01 2004 UTC

While waiting for clouds to move away from the Moon on June 29th, this is what I saw in the northern sky. No, it's not a satellite or a plane, but an 8 second exposure capturing the flight of a firefly. Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved

Moon Clouds June 29 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Sat Jul 3 15:14:01 2004 UTC

Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Sunset June 27 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Sat Jul 3 15:09:01 2004 UTC

Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Rainbow June 24 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Sat Jul 3 15:04:01 2004 UTC

Nikon CP4300 © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Sunspots June 15th 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jun 15 22:27:01 2004 UTC

Nikon CP4300; 90mm ETX; 26mm ep [26x]. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Venus Transit, June 8th 2004

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Tue Jun 8 14:16:01 2004 UTC

45N 89W, Tomahawk Wis. USA. Even though clouds prevented me from watching Venus exit the Sun's limb, it was a real thrill to be a part of this historic event. Nikon CP4300; Meade 90mm ETX; 40mm ep (31x). © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Clavius

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 02:04:01 2004 UTC

Walled plain Clavius is host to a lovely crescent of internal craters. In shadow just below Clavius is Blancanus. May 28th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Copernicus

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 01:59:01 2004 UTC

An exquisite example of a crater with terraced walls and central peaks, Copernicus lies just below Montes Carpatus. May 28th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Plato

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 01:53:01 2004 UTC

The mountain groups in dark Mare Imbrium are Montes Recti (left) and Montes Teneriffe (right). May 28th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Montes Riphaeus

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 01:47:01 2004 UTC

At this point of illumination, these mountains resembled a little white dragon. May 28th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

Bullialdus

Submitted by: Carol Lakomiak at Mon May 31 01:41:01 2004 UTC

May 28th 2004; Single image; Nikon CP4300; 8" SCT. © Carol Lakomiak. All rights reserved.

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