>I've just noticed the crater just above the equator, to the right of the 
>picture.  The ejector tracks extend for an incredibly long way - it's a 
>good job
>Howard Winter

Said crater, Tycho, is visible using anything from binoculars on up.   What 
I note, though, is that It is located in the lower left when viewed from 
the States.  Granted, Russell could mount his camera at any angle (and 
probably would, given any reason, including the opportunity to confuse us 
Yanks), but I have reason to believe that this is how the Moon looks from 
35 S latitude.  This would, incidentally, put the "man in the moon" on his 
side.     Am I imagining this?

Barry

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