This week for Photo of the Week, we
would like to feature an amazing shot of the Moon. Taken by Enrico
Punzo, this lovely zoomed-in shot of the Moon features the Copernicus
Crater in all of its glory. Located in eastern Oceanus Procellarum, this
crater is found slightly northwest of the centre of the Moon's
Earth-facing hemisphere and is visible using binoculars. This shot was
made possible using a @celestronuniverse C8 taken from Milan.
For more fantastic photos, be sure to check out Punzo's Instagram @punzoenrico at https://www.instagram.com/punzoenrico/
A Year in Review: Top 9 Photos
31 Dec 2018 - Teresa Marotta
Popular Posts
-
This week for Photo of the Week, we would like to feature a stunning photo of the Milky Way. Taken over the town of Menden in Germany...
-
Image Credit: Planetary Habitability Laboratory The search for life elsewhere in the universe has just received another major boost...
-
Credit: Nobel Institute On October 8, the 2019 Nobel Prizes in Physics were announced. This year, there were three recipients: Swis...
-
Credit: Shutterstock Wormholes have been ubiquitous in science fiction for a long time. The prospect of a portal which transports y...
-
To mark the two-year anniversary of NASA's New Horizons' historic fly-by of the Pluto system on July 14, 2015, the agency has r...
Get the news of the universe sent to your email daily 📬
Friday, June 8, 2018
Photo of the Week
Similar Posts
About NewsOfTheUniverse.com
The BIGGEST daily headlines in Astronomy, Technology, Biology and in All of Nature! We also feature talented astrophotographers and their works weekly.Initially beginning as a small-time hobby of a bored high-school student, NewsoftheUniverse.com has grown across multiple platforms and has grown into a distinct and unique entity. Run exclusively by students of all ages, NewsoftheUniverse.com is your one stop to finding your daily scoop on all things astronomy, technology and biology - all to be read in less than five minutes.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Write comments