I have imaged a Lunar Light Ray in the crater Saunder.The image was obtained on 11/19/04 @ 1:09 UT. using a Orion 5" refractor,PC-23 video camera and a Panasonic DVD recorder seeing was 4-5/10. I believe that this may be a new light ray discovery, if you have seen this ray or imaged it before let me know
Thank You, Robert Spellman - Griffith Observatory
See: http://www.geocities.com/xetor_2000/saunderay.html

The Initial Predictions, Using Data in Original Reporting

Site Longitude = +118.283
Site Latitude = +34.146
Site Elevation = +137.000

Reproducing Lighting For: 2004/11/19 at 01:09 U.T.

Desired Solar Altitude =  +0.982(Rising),  Azimuth = +90.607

Feature = SAUNDER
Feature Longitude: =  +8.800
Feature  Latitude: =  -4.200

Average Co-longitude =  352.184

Moon's Altitude Restricted = N

In the Time column, D=Daylight, T=Twilight

                      ---- Moon's ----    -- Earth's --
                        Topocentric        Topocentric      -------- Sun's --------
   UT Date    Time     Alt°   Semi-Diam''  Long°   Lat°     Colong°     Lat°    Azim°

 2004/11/19  01:09T  +36.883    975.08    +5.449  +7.021    352.135   -0.677  +90.607

Crater Description:

Saunder - +151,-074: A large but lowo ring to the west of Hipparchus, eith a deep crater, N, on the wouth-east wall, here broken. On the interior are ridges, hills and some craterlets. On the north is the crater A, with its walls broken on the south and the north. To the east of A is another crater, while on both the west and east are crater chains. To the south is a high mountain ridge, on the west of which is a crater chain. (Wilkins and Moore, The Moon, Faber & Faber, 1955)