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Mars Image 2007/09/13(UT)
柚木健吉
John Sussenbach,Jan Adelaar,Jim Melka,Damian Peach,Yuri Goryachko,David Arditti
J.Sussenbach,J.Adelaar,K.Yunoki,J.Melka,D.Peach,Y.Goryachko,D.Arditti

解説(安達)
 今回の観測ではオリンピカ(Nix Olympica;135W,+25)が目立っている。色を
強調すると赤くなり、ダストベールの影響を強く受けているのがわかる。青画像
で黒く見えるということは下降気流があると考えられる。アルシアシルバ(Arsia
Silva;125W,-4)も、同じことが言えるが、山の高さが低いため、オリンピカ
(Nix Olympica;135W,+25)のような顕著な姿にはなっていない。
(reported by 7 observers)

In this observation, Nix Olympica (135W,+25) is conspicuous. If a color is 
emphasized, it will become red, and it turns out that it is strongly
influenced by dust veil. It is thought that it looks black by a blue
image has a downdraft. Arsia Silva (125W,-4) can also say the same
phenomenon. Since the height of a mountain is low, it is not a
remarkable figure like Nix Olympica. (reported by 7 observers)
FROM Makoto Adachi
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John Sussenbach(235mm SC)


Examining my AVI files again I found in addition to a previous image another reasonable image

[スセンバッハ:オランダ]
[John Sussenbach:Houten,Netherlands]

Jan Adelaar(235mm SC)

[ジャン-アデラー:オランダ]
[Jan Adelaar:Arnhem City Netherlands]

Kenkichi.Yunoki (260mm Newtonian)
昨夜同様雲が覆い始めたので、これ以上の撮像は諦めた。

[Kenkichi Yunoki (Sakai City Japan)]
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Jim Melka (300mm Newton)
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[Jim Melka,St.Louis,Missouri U.S.A.]

Damian Peach (350mm Celestron SCT)
Olympus and Arsia Mons well seen as dark spots.

[Damian Peach: Loudwater,Buckinghamshire,United Kingdom]
Yuri Goryachko & Konstantin Morozov(180mm Maksutov-Cassegrain)

[ゴルヤチコ:ミンスク- ベラルーシ]
[Yuri Goryachko & Konstantin Morozov: Minsk - Belarus]

David Arditti (355mm SC)
These are from a poor seeing night. Olympus is prominent on the terminator, as 
are two of the Tharsis volcanoes in the upper image. The NPH is very blue. The 
second blue image suffers from an unfortunate dust ring artefact. This arises 
because the new Astro-Physics 1200 mount holds the planet in one place on the 
chip so accurately that any blemishes are not smoothed out by drift, unless one 
moves the image deliberately.

[David Arditti: Edgware Middlesex HA8 5LW: United Kingdom]

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