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Saturn Image 2010/03/23(UT)
大田 聡
Jean Jacques Poupeau,Bruce Worsley,Sadegh ghomizadeh,Christopher Go,Anthony Wesley,David Arditti,Paul G. Abel,Tiziano Olivetti
J.J.Poupeau,B.Worsley,S.Ota,Sadegh.GH,Christopher Go,Anthony,D.Arditti,P.Abel,T.Olivetti
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Jean Jacques Poupeau (350mm Cassegrain) |
[Jean Jacques Poupeau : Pecqueuse France]
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Bruce Worsley(SC-8 203mmSC) |
Bruce Worsley(SC-8 203mmSC)
Trans 3-5 Seeing 1-5
[ Bruce Worsley : Cooper City,Florida U.S.A]
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Satoshi Ota (309mm Newtonian) |
[Tomigusuku city Okinawa Japan]
≪沖縄県 豊見城市 大田 聡≫
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Sadegh ghomizadeh (235mm SC) |
[Sadegh ghomizadeh: Tehran IRAN ]
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Christopher Go (Celestron C11) |
Seeing was okay this evening but the transparency wasn't great. There was a haze over the city.
[Christopher Go : Cebu Philippines]
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Anthony Wesley (406mm Newton) |
Here is an image of Saturn from March 23,nothing specific to see on this face of the planet.
[Anthony Wesley,Murrumbateman Australia]
≪アンソニ オーストラリア≫
The previous night was "opposition night" but I was occupied that night with a
very successful public observing session run by West of London AS,on which we
showed 250 people the Moon,Mars and Saturn. So these are my closest images to
opposition this year. I had poor seeing and very poor transparency.
The spot (or "storm") in the SSTrZ is on the CM in the R image,at a System III
longitude of 6 degrees. It is visible in IR as well. I have left Titan in all
the images for added interest,to the lower right - bright in IR,very faint in
blue. When stretched,the IR image shows 4 more moons,but not Mimas which is
too close to the rings on the preceding side.
[David Arditti: Edgware Middlesex HA8 5LW: United Kingdom]
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Paul G. Abel(203mm Newton) |
Saturn was at opposition, and so visible all night. The seeing was rather good and I used a combination of powers: 250x, 312x and 400x.
SPR was dark and dusky, I had an impression of a vague STB but it was rather ill-defined. and there seemed to be little difference in intensity between the STZ and the STropZ, both were a dull grayish colour. The White Spot in the STropZ was visible, though had the conditions not been as good as they were, I doubt I should have seen it; the spot seems to be less bright than the last observation.
SEB double, though not easily so, the SEB(N) was a brownish red, while the SEB(S) was more grayish. EZ(s) a bright yellow colour, but not as bright as EZ(n). No sign of any shadows. NEB large and broad and a brownish colour. An interest grayish darker section present in the belt near the Proc. limb. I had the impression that the south edge of the NEB was slightly irregular.
NTropZ and NTZ seemed to be of a similar brightness and a grayish yellow colour. NTB fairly easy, much more so than it's southern counterpart. NPR dark and dusky.
Rings very bright tonight! Interesting satellite configuration, Titan (at the bottom) distinctly orange.
[Paul G. Abel:Leicester:United Kingdom]
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Tiziano Olivetti(410mm Dall Kirkham) |
Good seeing but very high dew and low transparency.
［ティジャノ:オリベッティ イタリア］
[Tiziano Olivetti : Soiano del Lago Italy]
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