土星 ALPO-Japan Latest
Saturn Image 2007/04/27(UT)
柚木健吉,齋藤 強,瀧本郁夫
Ralf Vandebergh,Marc Delcroix
K.Yunoki,T.Saitou,I.Takimoto,R.Vandebergh,M.Delcroix
Kenkichi.Yunoki (260mm Newtonian) |
透明度が悪いためRに換えてOフルターを使っても拡大率を落とさざるを得なかった。
[Kenkichi Yunoki (Sakai City Japan)]
≪大阪府 堺市 柚木健吉≫
Tsuyoshi Saitou(200mm catadioptric) |
SONY HDR-HC1
2007/04/27 10:52:25(UT) 11:08:54(UT)
(Tsuyoshi Saitou : Agatsuma-gun Gumma-Prefecture Japan)
≪齋藤 強:群馬県 吾妻郡≫
Ikuo Takimoto (310mm Newtonian) |
コメント:透明度が悪く、この後さらに悪化した。異常は見えない。
そろそろ、木星も見なければと思っているが、いかんせん、高度が低く
小学校の屋上に邪魔される。
[Ayauta-gun Kagawa-Prefecture Japan]
≪香川県 綾歌郡 瀧本郁夫≫
Ralf Vandebergh(250mm Newton) |
April 27; 20:54-21:03 UT (CM3=158-163)&
20:54-21:17 UT (CM3=158-171)for file SAT_20070427_2054-2117UT.gif
At least 2 dark spots as disturbances of the SEB,located in the
region of mid to south SEB.They tend to give the SEB-s a structured
appearance.Especially the gif SAT_20070427_2054-2117UT which shows
north up gives a remarkable view.
This type of spots seems first observed since early apparition
(Nov 7,2006 and some smaller SEBs spots until in December)with
approximately similar type disturbances,also with one bigger spot as
part of a group see;
http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/6346/satsebdist20061107jz6.gif
http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/7053/sebdist20061107nearcmpzv9.jpg
Obvious is that they are observed very early and late in apparition only,
with a relative steady and quiet SEB in mid-appariton and during opposition
(aside the mid-SEB white spots).
10in Newton/ATK-1HS-11/R 610nm filter)
This is an update of the observations done on April 27 in the
red light,showing moderate dark spots along the southern part
of the SEB(SEBs)in the earlier images.
The attached versions are more saturated in contrast revealing the more
cloudy character in the concerning region.
Very interesting is the comparison of the north with the south side
(south is up)in which the SEBn looks clearly more flat,against
a'cloudy'SEBs.
[バンディバ:オランダ]
[Ralf Vandebergh:Neighbourhood of Maastricht Netherlands]
Here are images of Saturn on Apr. 27th under average conditions.
[Marc Delcroix Tournefeuille,France]