By Lorraine Boyd | 2021-11-11
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On 11/11/2021 06:30 pm by David Hoskin | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Lunar X is created by sunlight falling on the rim of the Blanchinus, La Caille and Purbach craters near the terminator. The X is visible only for an hour or so before first quarter. The Lunar V, formed by Ukert crater and several other small craters, is visible for a couple of hours.
Celestron f/6.3 102mm refractor on Alt/Az mount/Samsung S5 Neo cell phone camera and digiscoping adapter
Single frames tweaked with Microsoft Photo