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Saturn Image 2010/03/02(UT)
Paul G. Abel,Anthony Wesley,Emil Kraaikamp
P.Abel,Anthony,E.Kraaikamp
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Paul G. Abel(203mm Newton) |
a brief view of Saturn for me tonight as I had much to do the next day! The planet was at a reasonable altitude and a bright waning Moon was nearby. Saturn was very much a planet of two halves last night: the southern hemisphere was much 'quieter' compared to the northern hemisphere.
Globe: The only feature observed with any real definition was the SEB(N) which was a light brownish red colour. There was no sign of SEB(S). A thin EB was present,as was the NEB which appeared to be double and a bluish feature. The greenish tint of the previous apparition appears to have returned to the NTropZ and NTZ. Both NTB and NTZ fairly easy to see.
Rings: A-ring a brownish yellow colour,Cassini Division well marked. B-Ring bright and white in colour,some hints of the dusky B2-Ring. Dark C-Ring visible at ansae edges.
Tethys immediately under the rings.
[Paul G. Abel:Leicester:United Kingdom]
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Anthony Wesley (406mm Newton) |
reasonable seeing. There are some small cloud details visible but otherwise this region seems fairly quiet.
[Anthony Wesley,Murrumbateman Australia]
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Emil Kraaikamp(254mm Newton) |
2010/03/02 00:10 UTC
254mm F/4.5 Newtonian
DMK21AU04 with ICX618ALA modification
Powermate 5x
Astronomik RGB filterset, DMK21AU04 camera modified with much more sensitive
icx618ala ccd. Stacked +- 2000 frames per channel with my own planetary
stacking program, further processing in Photoshop.
[Emil Kraaikamp:Neighbourhood of Ruinerwold]
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