Re: Observing Plato's craterlets with smallish scopes
- From: brian@xxxxxxx (Brian Tung)
- Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 14:52:32 -0700 (PDT)
Martin R. Howell wrote:
So I put it to you, what is the smallest aperture scope which you have used
to successfully yield Platoâ??s craterlets?
My experience is similar to David. I saw the central craterlet as such
in my 5-inch SCT under excellent seeing conditions, at a low solar
angle, and was able to detect, trivially, the Big Four with ordinary
seeing, at a high solar angle, with the same telescope.
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