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Mars Image 2018/06/05(UT)
大田 聡
Damian Peach,Eric Sussenbach,John Kazanas,Milika-Nicholas,Paul Maxson
D.Peach,E.Sussenbach,S.Ota,J.Kazanas,Milika-Nicholas,P.Maxson

解説(安達)/ Comment by Makoto Adachi

  ダストストームはかなり広い範囲に広がった。東はMeridiani付近に広がった。MeridianiとSinus Margaritiferとの間や
Aurorae Sinus付近は明るいダストストームの先端がある。北半球の西の先端はGanges付近まで達している。Gangesの北側は
ダストストームによって横断されている。ダストストームは地形の低地を進行しているように見える。
 南極冠は、周囲にフリルが付いたようになっているが、目立ったものはないように見える。
  The dust storm spread to a fairly wide range. The east spreads near Meridiani. Between Meridiani and Sinus Margaritifer and near
Aurorae Sinus there is a bright dust storm tip. The western tip of the northern hemisphere reaches near Ganges. The north side of Ganges is
crossed by a dust storm. It seems that the dust storm is progressing on the lowland of the terrain.
 The SPC seems to have frills on its surroundings,but it does not appear to be noticeable.
(by 5 observations ;reported by Makoto Adachi)


2)MRO画像を基にした解説(Comment based on the image from MRO)
 Eden東のダストストームは北の方が東に進んでいる。ダストストームの発生地点の南側を、発生していったコースを逆に進んでいる。
MROの画僧を見ると、まだ新しい砂を巻き上げつつあることが分かる。Ismenius Lacus付近のダストストームの雲頂部は、まだ活動
的であることをしめしており東に進んでいる。Eden付近のダストストームは北に動き始めた。ChryseやXanthe付近のダストストー
ムは大きな成長は見られなかった。
  The northern part of the dust storm in the east of Eden is moving east. The south side of the occurrence point of the dust storm is 
advancing in reverse the course that occurred. When you look at the artist of MRO, you can see that it is still rolling up new sand. 
The cloud top of the dust storm near Ismenius Lacus is showing that it is still active and going to the east. The dust storm near Eden 
began to move north. The dust storm near Chryse and Xanthe did not show great growth.

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Damian Peach
Very poor seeing but good enough to show the large regional dust storm in progress across Chryse,
which now completely obscures Margaritifer Sinus/Oxia Palus and a large part of Nilaicus Lacus/Mare Acidalium.

[Damian Peach: Loudwater,Buckinghamshire,United Kingdom]

Eric Sussenbach
Seeing 8/10,Transparency 8/10

[Eric Sussenbach : [ Willemstad,Curacao (Dutch Caribbean)]

Satoshi Ota

[Tomigusuku city Okinawa Japan]
≪沖縄県  豊見城市  大田 聡≫

John Kazanas
A very hazy looking Mars taken in reasonable seeing conditions showing potential dust storm activity.

[John Kazanas,Melbourne Australia]

Milika-Nicholas
Here are 2 images of Mars from June 5th in very poor seeing,
the 665 frames pe second capture rate used being the only way to ellicit any details whatsoever in these conditions...
the dust storm that developed recently now appears to envelope much of the Oxus-Eos-Xanthe-H. Paulus-Ganges-L.
Lacus-Xanthe-Nilokeras-Niliacus-M. Acidalium regions.
Quite naturally the angle of the Sunlight effects the ease of visibility of the dust in these images...




Sending another image from 5th June 2018 -
obviously extremely tired from imaging 3 nights in a row &
surprised to find a data set that was clearly superior to the 2 images I sent yesterday:
so much so that I now send it!

[Milika-Nicholas:Adelaide,South Australia]

Paul Maxson

[ Paul Maxson:Surprise,Arizona,United States]

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