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Mars Image 2003/07/11(UT)

Carlos E. Hernandez,Clay Sherrod,Ed Grafton,David M Moore,Christophe Pellier,Gianni Tumino,Brett Turner,Paolo R. Lazzarotti

Carlos,Clay,E.Grafton,D.Moore,Christophe,G.Tumino,B.Turner,P.Lazzarotti


解説(安達)
  ヘルナンデス氏(Carlos E.Hernandez)は、シレーン(Mare Sirenu;160W
-30)の南側にダストストームがあると記録している。クレイ・シェロッド
氏(P. Clay Sherrod)の画像ではエレクトリス(Electris;180W,-45)付近に
明るい部分を記録しているが、これは黄雲ではないと思われる。グラフト
ン氏(Ed Grafton)の画像からはアウソニア(Ausonia;245W,-45)からエリダ
ニア(Eridania;215W,-45)付近がダスティーな状態を記録している。シ
ルチス(Syrtis major;295W,+10)を正面にして真横に見える南極冠の割れ目
はしだいに顕著になってきている。
  フランスからはペリエ(Christophe Pellier)からソリス(Solis lacus;90W
-25)付近の観測が送られてきている。特別に目立った変化は見られない。
(reported by 8 observers)

July 11th, 2003
It is recording Carlos E.Hernandez when there is dust storm in the
south of Mare Sirenum(160W,-30) In the image of P. Clay Sherrod, it
is recording a light part near Electris(180W,-45). However, this
seems not to be dust storm. In the image of Ed Grafton, the
neighborhood of Eridania(215W,-45) seems to be dusty from Ausonia
(245W,-45). The crack of SPC which can be seen at the true side by
making Syrtis major(295W,+10) the front became conspicuous slowly.
Specifically, a conspicuous change isn't seen.
FROM Makoto ADACHI
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Carlos E. Hernandez (Drawing:200mm F/8.7 Klevtzov-Cassegrain)
I have made an observation of Mars this morning under average to good seeing conditions (5-8/10).
The dust storm at this time was localized over Electris-Eridania with a thin segment visible along
the southern border of Mare Sirenum. I welcome any comments on my observation.

Date (U.T.): July 11, 2003
Time (U.T.): 06:30
CM: 138.1
Ls 219.3 (Northern Mid-Autumn)
De -20.5. Ds -15.4, k 0.92
Diameter: 18.4 arc-seconds
9-inch (23-cm) F/13.5 Maksutov-Cassegrain
Magnification: 248x, 282x, and 362x
Filters (Wratten): 23A, 30, 38, and 64
Seeing (1-10): 5-6 (moments of 7-8), Antoniadi (I-V): III (moments of II)
Transparency (1-6): 2-3 (Hazy)
Notes:
The South Polar Cap (SPC) appeared brilliant (10/10) with a thin, dark (3/10) core and a rift noted
over it's following half. The SPC appeared to be surrounded by a dark (3/10) collar (Mare Australe).
Mare Sirenum appeared prominent (3/10) over the CM with thin, dark (3/10) projections noted to extend
from it's northern border connecting to a dusky (4/10), thin albedo feature parallel to it. A thin
very bright (8/10) segment of the dust storm was visible along the southern border of Mare Sirenum.
Phaethontis-Electris appeared dull to shaded (5-6/10). Aonius Sinus-Phasis appeared as a thin, dusky
(4/10) wedge between the eastern (preceding) end of Mare Sirenum and a dusky (4/10) Solis Lacus.
Lunae Lacus appeared as a dusky (4/10) condensation along the border of an extremely bright (9/10)
evening (preceding) limb haze.The dust storm was visible over the south-following limb over
Electris-Eridania (at this time enhanced by haze as it has been reported to have weakened significantly).
The eastern (preceding) portion of Mare Cimmerium was visible along the following limb adjacent to an
extremely bright (9/10) morning (following) limb haze.
Tharsis, Memnonia, Amazonis, and Arcadia appeared bright (7/10). The Propontis complex and Phlegra
appeared dusky (4/10) adjacent to an extremely bright (9/10) northern limb haze. Trivium Charontis
appeared as a small, dark (3/10) condensation adjacent to a very to extremely bright (8-9/10)
Elysium with an apparent haze over it.
The best of luck in your own observations and imaging of Mars.
Respectfully
[[Carlos E. Hernandez  South Florida U.S.A Carlos E. Hernandez]]

Dr. P. Clay Sherrod (410mm SC : ToUcam PRO)

Very turbulent air this morning and I was lucky to get even this it seems;
some interesting features appearing in mid-latitudes.
[Dr. P. Clay Sherrod  Arkansas  State U.S.A]
≪クレイ  シェラード  アメリカ  アーカンサス≫

Ed Grafton (14 inch f/11 Celestron SCT, ST6 CCD medium resolution mode)
Hi Mars Observers
Here is an image from July 11th at 10:57 UT. The sky was clear, transparancy
was good 7/10 and seeing was very good 8/10.
C14 @ f/27, ST5 CCD

RED  + IR rejection, .15  seconds, SBIG filter
GREEN + IR rejection, .3  seconds, SBIG filter
BLUE  + IR rejection,  .5  seconds, SBIG filter
Luminance, IR only, 700-1000nm  .12  seconds,  Edmunds filter
[Ed Grafton, Houston Texas U.S.A.]

David M. Moore(25cm Newtonian, Philips ToUcam)

Enclosed is an image taken by John Cordiale of Adirondack Video Astronomy.
It was taken July 1st as he was experimenting with his new Planetary Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector.
Since it was taken at the very beginning of the current dust disturbance, at my urging, we are submitting it as a formal image.
I include the raw image for others to experiment with as well.
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Conditions changing in Arizona as the monsoon begins. Breezy and warm this morning. Seeing a bit soft, though not too bad for my standards.
Thanks
[ David M Moore Phoenix, Arizona U.S.A]

Christophe Pellier (180mm Newtonian webcam Toucam Pro)

Hi everyone : I have observed this morning 30 mn before the arrival of
clouds. The transparency was quite low however and the images have suffered
a bit from this.
Regards
[Christophe Pellier  Bruz City , France]
≪クリストフ  ペリエ  フランス≫

Gianni Tumino (SCT MEADE LX 200 12" PHILIPS ToUcam PRO)

[Gianni Tumino   RAGUSA-Sicily,Italy]
≪ギアニ  ツミノ  ラグサ:イタリア≫

Brett Turner (Meade 152mm refractor )

Have been trying to catch an image for weeks but weather in Western Australian
has been continuous rain.  Hope attached image is of some use.
Needed to use an IR blocker and Minus Violet filter to remove the unfocused light
of the 152mm achromat refractor.
[Brett Turner, Perth Western Australia]
≪ベレット・ターナー  ウエスタン:オーストラリア≫

Paolo R. Lazzarotti (178mm f/15 Maksutov-Cassegrain Astromeccanica KC381 video CCD camera)

[Paolo R. Lazzarotti   Massa-City,Italy]
≪ラザロッティ  マサ:イタリア≫

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