ell, after a complete drought of nights free of clouds, there finally was
an opening early, but the seeing was very poor if not impossible....got a
shot of the GRS approaching the CM and the "new" oval feature immediately to
its south at this time.  It is appearing all the more like a true oval,
albeit one without a distinct peripheral border such as BA exhibited
early-on.
Also note the very dark segment/recess of the SEBn which is immediately pr
and north of the GRS pr. end.

Clay

[Dr. P. Clay Sherrod  Arkansas  State U.S.A]
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