Newest observations
-
Rauma, One halo form
I
1.2.2023 at 20.53 -
Pori, Lunar corona
IV
1.2.2023 at 19.59 -
Ilmajoki, Moon
V
1.2.2023 at 17.34 -
Pori, One halo form
I
1.2.2023 at 11.49 -
Eurajoki, Pintahalo
II
1.2.2023 at 11.00 -
Lapua, Lunar corona
III
31.1.2023 at 23.40 -
Saarijärvi, Lunar corona
V
31.1.2023 at 21.17 -
Kouvola, Binocular comet ZTF
I
31.1.2023 at 20.50 -
Vaasa, Telescopic comet ZTF
II
31.1.2023 at 19.30 -
Kurikka, M31 and M110
III
31.1.2023 at 19.13 -
Kurikka, Binocular comet ZTF
II
31.1.2023 at 19.00 -
Kokkola, Satellite
II
31.1.2023 at 18.55
Contact information
Visibility III / V
Jari Kankaanpää, Lakeuden Ursa
Pythagoras is located near the north pole of the moon. It has distinctive terrace-like embankments such as Tyko and Copernicus. The diameter of the crater is 130 km. The central mountains cast long shadows through the bottom of the crater all the way to the curb. The philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras (580-500 BC) "shaped" a flat earth into a sphere. (No one has to worry about falling over the edge anymore;)
Desktop version of the site
Show the mobile version
Site development by the Skywarden team and E. Bruus.
© 2011- 2023 Ursa Astronomical Association. All rights reserved.
Privacy policy