Best Answer: It's divided into four blocks: The S block, D block, P block and F block based on the sublevels. But you could also say metals (s block), transition metals (d block), nonmetals (p block) and the lanthide/actinde series (f block) It really just depends on how advanced your class is.
DSLR, Zoom, Tripod and Timer. In order to make the Moon the focal point of the image and to capture the surface details, you'll need a DSLR or another camera with a zoom of 200 mm or above. Zoom in to capture surface details. In order to capture the Moon's surface details, you need a strong zoom.timeanddate.com/user:m.wood.
The camera should be able to keep open the shutter for long times like 30 seconds and above (better if the camera has a B (bulb) setting). For a DSLR carry a large telephoto zoom lens with you. More zoom range, better pictures of stars and moon. If you have a 200mm fixed lens or more, the results will be better. You should get out of the city, as the city lights create a fog in the sky making the stars difficult to appear. Find a quiet place little far from the road (to avoid the traffic's lights).