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    Feb 16, 2023 2 minutes

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    Mare Crisium

    Kevin Earp, Willington, Bedfordshire, 10 December 2022

    PHOTO OF THE MONTH

    “I've always loved the Moon. The richness of features, especially when near the terminator, change over the span of only a few minutes, and are delightful to observe. At lunar sunset, Mare Crisium (‘Sea of Crises’) is fascinating, with delicate wrinkle ridges around the edges of the ‘sea’, isolated mountain

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