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Sky & Telescope's Moon Map (Laminated)

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Please Note: The Mirror-Image version of this map is out of stock until further notice.
This Sky & Telescope Map of the Moon's near side identifies 300 craters by name, plus dozens of other features on a new, easy-to-read mosaic image. Great for use at the telescope too. Both versions are laminated and will last for years.
In the "Correct-Image" version, the Moon is shown north up, the way it appears in binoculars.
In the "Mirror-Image" version, the image has been flipped left to right to show a mirror-reversed, north up lunar disk, as it appears in telescopes with an odd number of reflections.(If your scope-eyepiece configuration shows the Moon mirror-reversed with south up, simply turn this map upside down.)
Please Note: The Mirror-Image version of this map is out of stock until further notice.
This Sky & Telescope Map of the Moon's near side identifies 300 craters by name, plus dozens of other features on a new, easy-to-read mosaic image. Great for use at the telescope too. Both versions are laminated and will last for years.
In the "Correct-Image" version, the Moon is shown north up, the way it appears in binoculars.
In the "Mirror-Image" version, the image has been flipped left to right to show a mirror-reversed, north up lunar disk, as it appears in telescopes with an odd number of reflections.(If your scope-eyepiece configuration shows the Moon mirror-reversed with south up, simply turn this map upside down.)
Please Note: The Mirror-Image version of this map is out of stock until further notice.
This Sky & Telescope Map of the Moon's near side identifies 300 craters by name, plus dozens of other features on a new, easy-to-read mosaic image. Great for use at the telescope too. Both versions are laminated and will last for years.
In the "Correct-Image" version, the Moon is shown north up, the way it appears in binoculars.
In the "Mirror-Image" version, the image has been flipped left to right to show a mirror-reversed, north up lunar disk, as it appears in telescopes with an odd number of reflections.(If your scope-eyepiece configuration shows the Moon mirror-reversed with south up, simply turn this map upside down.)
