| Date/Location |
August 16, 2024 Bryan. Texas |
| Camera and Settings |
ZWO ASI715MC |
| Telescope |
GSO 250mm f/12 classical Cassigrain |
| Mount |
Celestron CGEM II |
| Exposure |
Stack from several hundred video frames video |
| Processing |
Autostakkert, Registax 6, Photoshop CS6 |
| Other |
Schickard is the largest crater in the image located at a very southern lunar latitude on the edge of the Moon as we see it. The crater is 132 miles in diameter and 0.93 miles deep. The overlapping craters just below Schickard are called Nasmyth and Phocyldes. |
