Click on any of the images to enlarge them.

The first series of images was taken with the ETX webcam.
Most of the enlarged images include a key to crater names.

The three moon close-ups shown at right were reproduced in the false colour of the webcam CCD.	Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus, Alpetragius (et al) and Rupes Recta (the Straight Wall) Sept 20 1999	Hercules to Plato Sept 20 1999	Copernicus and Eratosthenes Sept 20 1999	All later shots (below) are reproduced in greyscale.
SSE Nov 13 1999	South polar Sept 9 1999	Sea of Tranquility Sept 9 1999	Hercules and Atlas Nov 13 1999	Central Northern region Jan 15 2000
Plato and the Apennines April 13 2000	Tycho and SW April 13 2000 & June 4 2001	Tycho April 17 2000	Copernicus April 17 2000	Mare Humorum April 17 2000

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The next series were taken with the 300mm (or 200mm or 400mm) webcam.
(Although lately this could include montages taken at a 1000mm focal length.)

4 days old Oct 2 2000

7 days old Oct 17 1999 & Oct 5 2000

9 days old Oct 7 2000

7 + 20 days combined with image map.

12 days old Dec 12 1999

14 days old Oct 12 2000

17 days old May 6 2007

20 days old Sept 30 1999

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