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Mars Image 2020/10/10(UT)
井上 修,黒田瑞穂,鶴海敏久,中野雄吉
Troy Tranter,Fattinnanzi Cristian,Robert Heffner,Silvia Kowollik,Christofer Mauricio Baez Jim,Stephen James O'Meara,Dmitry W. von Aichegg,Sonka Adrian,Johan Warell,Manos Kardasis,Jean Jacques Poupeau,Eric Sussenbach,Maximilian Teodorescu,Andy Casely,Efrain Morales Rivera,Strikis Iakovos,Daniele Gasparri,Milika-Nicholas,Kolovos Dimitris,Jean-Luc Dauvergne
O.Inoue,T.Tranter,C.Fattinnanzi,M.Kuroda,R.Heffner,T.Tsurumi,Y.Nakano,K.Silvia,C.Baez,S.O'Meara,Dmitry.W,S.Adrian,J.Warell,Kardasis,J.J.Poupeau,E.Sussenbach,Max,A.Casely,E.Morales,S.Iakovos,D.Gasparri,Milika-Nicholas,Kolovos,JL Dauvergne
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解説（安達）/ Comment by Makoto Adachi
雲が非常に多く、火星は僅かな雲間から明滅しながら見える状態で、まともには撮らせてくれませんでした。
≪大阪府 枚方市 井上 修≫[Osamu Inoue. Hirakata-shi,Osaka,Japan]
2020-10-10 (yyyy-mm-dd),13:34.3 UT CM 45.5,C11 HD: ASI224mc,Seeing: 4/10
[Troy Tranter : Kurri Kurri,N.S.W Australia]
Questa sera l'atmosfera si 〓 calmata per un breve periodo di circa 30 minuti ed ho potuto sfruttare
l'occasione prima che il cielo si coprisse completamente di nuvole.
Il pianeta mostra molte formazioni interessanti,dall'evidente base del Monte Olimpo coi vicini monti della zona di Tharsis,
a Solis Lacus sul bordo sinistro,al Mare Sirenum,scuro al centro dell'immagine,
per arrivare alle solite nuvolaglie sopra Arsia Silva ed il polo sud ormai ridottissimo.
Non so se lo strumento che ho usato per ottenere questa immagine,un newton da 36 cm F5,
potr〓 offrirmi immagini ancora migliori di questo pianeta,di sicuro questa 〓 la mia ripresa migliore di questa opposizione.
Per ottenerla ho ripreso 10 filmati da 2 minuti,i cui risultati sono stati ruotati da WinJupos per poterli sommare.
Affinamenti estetici eseguiti poi con Photoshop.
This evening the atmosphere calmed down for a short period of about 30 minutes and
I was able to take advantage of the opportunity before the sky was completely covered with clouds.
The planet shows many interesting formations,from the evident base of Mount Olympus with the nearby mountains of the Tharsis area,
to Solis Lacus on the left edge,to the Mare Sirenum,dark in the center of the image,to get to the usual clouds above Arsia Silva
and the South pole now very small.
I don't know if the instrument I used to obtain this image,a 36 cm F5 newtonian,
will be able to offer me even better images of this planet,for sure this is my best shot of this opposition.
To obtain it,I shot 10 2-minute videos,the results of which were rotated by WinJupos to be able to add them.
Aesthetic refinements then performed with Photoshop.
[Fattinnanzi Cristian : Montecassiano ITALY]
≪黒田瑞穂 : 兵庫県 太子町≫[Mizuho Kuroda : Taishi Hyogo Japan]
Had only 2-3 minutes of sudden cloud break to work with but seeing was decent during that brief time.
Short barlows + ADC combo is better than long barlows,and am trying not to let Registax auto color balance recently
(two mistakes I made this apparition).
[Robert Heffner:Osaka,Japan]
≪岡山県岡山市 鶴海敏久≫[Toshihisa Tsurumi:Okayama-City Okayama-Prefecture Japan]
≪大分県大分市 中野雄吉≫
[Yuukichi Nakano : Ohita-Ohoita prefecture Japan]
[Silvia Kowollik Ludwigsburg,Germany]
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Christofer Mauricio Baez Jimenez |
15 images derotated using WinJUPOS.
[Christofer Mauricio Baez Jimenez :Santo Domingo,Dominican Republic.]
[Stephen James O'Meara : Maun,Botswana]
[Dmitry W. von Aichegg : Domodedovo,Moscow Russia]
Seeing 8/10 Trans 6/10 Altitude 49°
[Sonka Adrian Bruno:Bucharest,Romania]
Olympus and Elysium were brightly yellowish near the morning limb and evening terminator on Oct 10,
and orographic clouds over Tharsis are becoming more widespread and brighter in the evening.
The NPH has varied considerably in extent,especially large over M Acidalium on Sep 19,
and morning hazes are thin and close to the limb.
[Johan Warell:Lindby:Sweden]
under very good conditions. Clouds over the volcanos and a thiner belt around the equatorial area.
A smal south polar cap is well viewed on the polar map.
[Manos Kardasis,Glyfada-Athens;Greece]
《カーダシス マノス:ギリシャ アテネ》
[Jean Jacques Poupeau : Pecqueuse France]
[Eric Sussenbach : [ Willemstad,Curacao (Dutch Caribbean)]
in very good to excellent seeing.
Lots of clouds in the Tharsis area near the terminator. Olympus Mons dominates the upper-right quadrant:
there is a very small whitish cloud on top of it!
Note the clouds in the Blue images: a lot of activity compared to just a month ago.
[Maximilian Teodorescu:Dumitrana,Romania]
Apart from the northern polar hood clouds,it does appear that there are a few more clouds at lower latitudes.
We are gradually heading towards cloudier times in coastal NSW,
but fingers crossed I'll get a few more Mars images while it so big and close!
[Andy Casely,Sydney,Australiaa]
[Efrain Morales Rivera Aguadilla:Puerto Rico]
[Strikis Iakovos : Athens,Greece]
Around Tharsis with a lot of clouds and their evolution. There is also a cloud over the Olympus Mons.
[Daniele Gasparri:Perugia center Italy]
We continue our "special project" this apparition of creating annotated disk maps of Mars as opposed to the projection maps that are everywhere on the internet...
we do this because we feel that (especially for AA imagers) it is an excellent "ready reckoner" when people are imaging & want a quick appraisal of what they are viewing onscreen & after processing of their captures,encouraged by feedback from numerous people agreeing such presentations are worthwhile.
Here we see the Valles Marineris central in Mars view,as well as other adjacent regions in annotated & un-annotated 150% of capture scale images,as well as the rgb & individual filter captures at 100% (capture) scale. Some maps re-annotate features but only as references when another image in the series shows similar features. ;)
[Milika-Nicholas:Adelaide,South Australia]
[Kolovos Dimitrios,Athens Greece]
[Jean-Luc Dauvergne:Paris France]
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