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Mars Image 2016/03/29(UT)
Clyde Foster,Paul G. Abel,Vlamir da Silva Junior
Clyde,P.Abel,V.da Silva Jr.
解説（安達）
Clyde Foster氏の画像では、Oxia Palus(W20,+10)からNiliacus Lacusにつなが
るベルト状の模様が記録された。北極周辺の模様が大変よく記録され見事だ。Paul G.
Abel氏はChryseが明るい雲に覆われている様子を肉眼で観測している。
With the image of Mr. Clyde Foster,a belt-formed design to lead to
Niliacus Lacus was recorded by Oxia Palus(W20,+10). Designs around
the North Pole are recorded very well and are very wonderful. Mr.
Paul G Abel observes a state covered to the cloud that Chryse is bright
by the visual observation.
（by ２ observationｓ ;reported by Makoto Adachi)
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Image set from this morning. Although clear conditions,seeing was poor. The inverted V-shaped cloud over Eden looks like it has dissipated a bit. I note the rather large reddish area in the approximate region of Noachis. It is so distinct that I thought it may be a mark on my camera chip. However,checking yesterdays image and also comparing images taken over a few minutes,it is definitely rotating with the planet. I also note what looks like a very condensed bright spot at the NPC,particularly on the B image. Light cloud over Aeria,looking like it extends over Syrtis Major which is just on the evening terminator.
[Clyde Foster:Centurion,South Africa]
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Paul G. Abel(203mm reflector) |
Please finds attached my first drawing of Mars of the new apparition. Alas seeing was rather poor,so there is not much in the way of details visible on the disk. In fact,the altitude means that I have a 40 minute window whereby Mars passes between two houses to make observations of the planet!
In the steadier moments (which were very few!) a number of details could be discerned:
- The most striking feature was Sinus Sabeus which streaked along the centre of the disk.
- Syrtis Major is on the prec. limb,Acidalium and Erythraeum were on the fol. limb.
- It seems that there were brilliant white clouds over Chyrse.
- Both the NPC and SPC were vague brighter regions at the bottom and top of the disk respectively.
Although the view was poor,it is nice to have the red planet back in our skies once more!
[Paul G. Abel:Leicester:United Kingdom]
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Vlamir da Silva Junior (203mm SCT) |
[Vlamir da Silva Junior : Sao Paulo,Brazil]
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