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Saturn Image 2013/06/01(UT)
阿久津富夫
Jim Phillips,Wayne Jaeschke,Paul G. Abel
J.Phillips,W.Jaeschke,T.Akutsu,P.Abel
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Jim Phillips(503mm Newtonian) |
2013/06/01 03:31 (UT)
Seeing was good with a light breeze that caused the image to jump all over the screen at times. And,I mean a light breeze! But,the breeze did keep the mosquitoes at bay. See attached.
[Jim Phillips South Carolina,U.S.A.]
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Wayne Jaeschke(356mm SCT) |
Conditions were fairly good,last night. Here is Saturn at 38 degrees
altitude.
[ Wayne Jaeschke ; West Chester,Pennsylvania U.S.A]
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Paul G. Abel(203mm reflector) |
Please find attached a Saturn drawing made last night in rather poor conditions. As well as taken intensity estimates, the planet was examined in W#25A (red), W#80A (light blue), W#47 (violet), W#21 (orange) and W#58. Things of note:
Globe:
* SPR now visible, so too is the ShRG which now appear above the ansae in the south
* EB seems to have been present
* NEB broad. At times I was of the impression of a number of darker sections within the NEB(s).
* NEB seems to give way to a darker NTropZ?
* NTB hard to see tonight.
* NPR a vague dark region in the far north.
Rings:
* A-Ring of a brownish hue.
* Cassini Division seen, though only at ansae edges
* B1-Ring bright, white in colour.
* B2-Ring present near to the C-Ring
At times it seemed there were a number of fine details on the disk but it was impossible to record them in time.
[Paul G. Abel:Leicester:United Kingdom]
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