Lava-filled crater located on the east-northeastern limb.
Origin: Impact Size: 81 km Rukl: 6, 5 Type: Crater
Objects: Hubble
Others Identified: Cannon, Eimmart, Mare Anguinus, Mare Crisium, Mare Marginus, Plutarch
Date: 2020-08-31
Location: Home
Time: 8:40 PM ADT
Equipment: 6” Sky-Watcher Dobsonian
Eyepiece: Explore Scientific 4.7 mm with 82º FOV eyepiece
Magnification: x250
Seeing: Very good (4)
Transparency: Very good (4)
Windless night with no cloud cover during the observing session. Jerry was out with his telescope for astroimaging purposes. Waxing Moon at 99.9% illumination.
C1: Hubble is east of Mare Crisium, close but not on the edge of the limb. I used Mare Anguinus and Eimmart as the start points for location as they appeared to be approximately at the same latitude. Hubble looked shallow and elongated (perhaps due to libration?). No peaks or craters visible at this illumination level.
