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Saturn Image 2009/01/24(UT)
米山誠一,齋藤 強,阿久津富夫
Peter Edwards,David Arditti,David Gray
S.Yoneyama,T.Saitou,P.Edwards,D.Arditti,D.Gray,T.Akutsu
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Seiichi Yoneyama(200mm Newton) |
≪神奈川県横浜市 米山誠一≫
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Tsuyoshi Saitou(200mm catadioptric) |
久しぶりの撮影ですがシーイングは良くありません。
(Tsuyoshi Saitou : Shibukawa-City Gumma-Prefecture Japan)
≪齋藤 強:群馬県 渋川市≫
Please find attached an image of Saturn from Saturday morning. Titan can be
seen just below the rings on the left of the image. The rings are still not
quite edge on.
[Peter Edwards: Horsham,West Sussex,United Kingdom]
Poorish seeing,possible faint spot in SEBZ (arrowed),longitude estimated at
III=215 fro G image. The colours of the belts are interesting. Are the two
hemispheres becoming more equal in their colouration as the planet approaches
equinox?
The rings are noticeably more open than they were in December,with the Cassini
div. more resolvable now than it was then. Titan appears to proceeding. An
interesting quetion: Enceladus should be in transit very close to the CM,
according to TheSky,but I have to say I can't see it. Is it in the ring shadow,
which TheSky doesn't predict?
[David Arditti: Edgware Middlesex HA8 5LW: United Kingdom]
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David Gray (415mm Dall-Kirkham) |
Managed this view prior to my departure for work - 12:50 a.m.on Saturdays.
This has been delayed due to scanner problems (partially resolved now); a back-log of Venus obs. to follow as soon as possible!
Still a golden hue to the rings but it can readily be seen that Titan is a fair bit more ruddy. Also the brighter portions of the rings still rather outshine the satellite. The p. ansa slightly the brighter.
[David Gray: Spennymoor Co. Durham,United Kingdom]
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Tomio Akutsu (355mmSC C14) |
≪Cebu PHILLIPINES 阿久津富夫≫
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