#lunarv — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #lunarv, aggregated by home.social.
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I haven't had time to do my annual #clairobscur times for 2025 but a last minute heads-up that the #LunarX & #LunarV are visible from 6pm tonight! (Mon 6th Jan) The image below shows you where they'll be. You'll need binoculars or a telescope to see them. Good luck!
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Our M👀N tonight, and it's that time of the lunar cycle for Lunar V & Lunar X
#moonhour #lunarv #lunarx #nikonphotography #lunarxyevent #space #moon
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I've published my annual blog giving visibility times for 7 popular #ClairObscur effects, including the #LunarX & #LunarV. The blog has links to the downloadable PDF version + You Tube video. Feel free to share! Read it here: http://tinyurl.com/y4hb2n85 #Moon #LunarObserving
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Heads up that the popular #ClairObscurEffects the #LunarX + #LunarV will be visible for about 4 hours from about 18:00 UT / 19:00 BST on Thursday 27th April '23. About 2hrs after the start time you can also see the #FaceinAlbategnius More info here: https://tinyurl.com/3k3mxzxz
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Just a heads-up that the #LunarX & #LunarV are visible overnight tomorrow, at 01:00 UT Sunday 29/01/23. It becomes visible 45 mins before moonset from the UK so the Moon will be low. For the times of these and other #ClairObscur effects for 2023, visit: https://tinyurl.com/3k3mxzxz
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Last night I published my 2023 #ClairObscurEffect blog showing the times the #LunarX, #LunarV, #FaceInAlbategnius + #EyesOfClavius are visible. My accompanying You Tube video is now live as well; check it out here: https://youtu.be/eVUPQip3nb4 #LunarObserving #LightAndShade
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The visibility times for popular #Lunar #ClairObscurEffects the #LunarX, #LunarV, #FaceInAlbategnius & #EyesOfClavius for 2023 have just been published on my blog page. It includes a downloadable PDF of all the info. Feel free to share! --> https://tinyurl.com/3k3mxzxz
#Moon #LightAndShade #Luna -
As the #Moon rises at around 1pm UT on Fri 30th Dec, the #LunarX +#LunarV will be visible. They are challenging to spot visually on a daytime Moon, but photos should reveal them. Our next chance from the UK is in January, so don't panic if you miss them! #ClairObscurEffects