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Mars Image 2014/07/02(UT)
小澤徳仁郎,菅野清一
Xavier Dupont,Tiziano Olivetti,Trevor Barry,Paul G. Abel
X.Dupont,T.Kozawa,S.Kanno,T.Olivetti,T.Barry,P.Abel
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Xavier Dupont (180mm Newtonian) |
Newton 180 F7 Powermate x5 ADC I-Nova PLAC+
[Xavier Dupont,Saint-Roch France]
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Kozawa Tokujiro(350mm Newtonian) |
梅雨時期であり全く観測できなかったが、透明度が悪いながらもようやく観測できた。
(Kozawa Tokujiro : Hachiouji-City Tokyo Japan)
≪小澤徳仁郎:東京都八王子市≫
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Seiichi Kanno(300mm Newtonian) |
相変わらずシーイングには恵まれません。
撮像途中から雲が増加し、撮像の継続を断念しました。
≪山形県上山市 菅野清一≫[Seiichi Kanno:Yamagata Japan]
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Tiziano Olivetti(410mm Dall Kirkham) |
Good seeing conditions
［ティジャノ:オリベッティ イタリア］
[Tiziano Olivetti : Soiano del Lago Italy]
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Trevor Barry(406mm Newtonian) |
[Trevor Barry:Broken Hill:Australia]
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Paul G. Abel(203mm reflector) |
Following from the BAA alert issued by Dr. Richard McKim, I went to the University of Leicester's main observatory to use the 20" Planewave DK (as usual with the kind assistance of Dr. Hugh Sasse) to examine the region. The weather wasn't terribly good- there were large amounts of cloud, and seeing was poor, so I should hate this to be the only confirmation! However there was a large gap between 2120UT -2135UT (and a number of others thereafter) and I was able to obtain a drawing (attached).
Syrtis Major was past the CM, but there did seem to be bright orange clouds in Libya-Isidis. Hesperia also looked bright. Hellas was not as bright as before and the rest of the features looked somewhat muted. Boreosyrtis could be made out but I was unable to see the Sinus Sabeus feature. Similarly the NPR was also rather vague.
At 2202UT we examined the planet with a W#58 (green) filter and the region on the prec. limb looked brighter. We had to stop by 2214UT as seeing become impossible.
[Paul G. Abel:Leicester:United Kingdom]
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