Mars Image 2005/05/28(UT)
柚木健吉,安達 誠,
Robert Heffner,Paolo R. Lazzarotti,Donald C Parker
K.Yunoki,M.Adachi,R.Heffner,P.Lazzarotti,Don
解説（安達） 気になるヘラス(Hellas:290W,-50)からアウソニア(Ausonia;250W,-45)付近は、や や淡くなってきたようだ。肉眼でその様子がとらえられた。Robert Heffner氏は、南 極冠の淡くなった部分を記録された。Paolo R. Lazzarotti氏は、ちょうどヘラスの 南方にある、南極冠最大の割れ目を記録に残している。注目される画像としては、 Donald C Parker氏からクサンテ(Xanthe;50W,+10)付近にダストストームの発生した 画像が送られてきた。Donald C Parker氏の青画像でも写っているが、青画像のこの 写り方は、２００１年の時の大黄雲の光斑の写り方と非常に良く似ている。 (reported by 5 observers) The vicinity of Ausonia (250W,-45) seems to have become light from anxious Hellas (290W,-50) a little. The appearance was caught with the visual observation. The part where the South Poler Cap became light was recorded from Mr. Robert Heffner. Mr. Paolo R. Lazzarotti has left record the crack of the South Poler Cap that just exists to the south of Hellas. The image that dust storm is generated from Mr. Donald C Parker in the vicinity of Xanthe (50W,+10) has been sent as an image paid attention to. This how of a blue image reflecting looks like how of bright spot of great dust storm in 2001 to reflect very well as for Mr. Donald C Parker's blue image though it is reflected.(reported by 5 observers) FROM Makoto ADACHI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Kenkichi.Yunoki (200mm Newtonian, ToUcam Pro) |
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <Makoto Adochi Ohtu Shiga Japan> ≪滋賀県 大津市 安達 誠≫
2005/05/28 19:28 UT CM:177 LS:220 Dia:7.8" Celestron C11, 28cm SCT + 3x barlow ToUcam Pro 840, Baader IR/UV cut filter Seeing: 2-3/10 (very turbluent) Transparency: 3/6 (light clouds); . Comments: There may be a dark spot on the SPC, though it could be an artifact.
| ||||
Find attached my very first attempt to image Mars this year. I never used my actual equipment to image it, so it was just a try. Further, this image was taken in full daylight: the Sun was 3 degs above the horizon!! Sinus Sabaeus is seen across the CM, Sirtys Maior and Hellas along the p limb and some irregularities over the SPC. It seems Novus Mons (if I'm not mistaken) it's a little brighter than average SPC brightness but it could be as well an artifact. The red brightnening with f limb was furtherly enhanced by processing, so a dark line was artificially created, too.[Paolo R. Lazzarotti : Massa-City,Italy]
| Donald C Parker(16-in (41cm) Newtonian)(250mm Dall-Kirkham) |
[ Donald C Parker Coral Gables, Florida U.S.A]
 ALPO-Japan Latest
Mars Section
2005/05/29
| 2005/05/27
| |
Another image with the SPC enlarged from my Mars observation 2005/05/28 19:28 UT
[Robert Heffner:Aichi, Japan]