Re: Moon application?

On Apr 17, 7:24 pm, ULB <ultralightbackpac...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi guys,

There is an application that is gui based for windows that allows you
to see the moon and its phases with great detail. even allows you to
drill (big zoom) down to see craters and craterlets. If I recall
correctly it even has labels for the craters, etc. It is very helpful
when viewing the moon with a telescope. I tried searching the net and
have failed in finding this app. Anybody know the name of what I am
describing?

Thanks for any leads.

Maybe Lunar Map Pro? http://www.riti.com/prodserv_lunarmappro.htm

.

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