APOD: 2022 March 8 - Moon in Inverted Colors

Those moonlit lights would never be as bright. Thank You @William W. 'Bill' Price

Thank you my space-exploration advocate friend Maj William W. 'Bill' Price for posting the March 8th Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD): 'Moon in Inverted Colors.’
Image: Moon in Inverted Colors

APOD Background Image Credit & Copyright: Dawid Glawdzin
Explanation: Which moon is this? It's Earth's moon -- but in inverted colors. Here, the pixel values corresponding to light and dark areas have been translated in reverse, or inverted, producing a false-color representation reminiscent of a black and white photographic negative. However, this is an inverted color image -- where the muted colors of the moon are real but digitally exaggerated before inversion. Normally bright rays from the large crater Tycho dominate the southern (bottom) features as easily followed dark green lines emanating from the 85-kilometer diameter impact site. Normally dark lunar mare appear light and silvery. The image was acquired in Southend-on-Sea, England, UK. Historically, astronomical images recorded on photographic plates were directly examined on inverted-color negatives because it helped the eye pick out faint details."

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What an amazing image of our Moon, Maj William W. 'Bill' Price It does show so much more detail than what we are used to seeing... Have a great day, Bill!