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Mars Image 2020/10/21(UT)
三品利郎,石橋力,佐藤康明,佐々木一男,皆川伸也
Thomas E. Williamson,Clay Sherrod,Christofer Mauricio Baez Jim,Randy B. Christensen,Daniele Gasparri,Fattinnanzi Cristian,Christopher Go,Giancarlo Rizzato,Clyde Foster,Peter Edwards,Trevor Barry,Fran Campos,Vlamir da Silva Junior
T.Mishina,T.Williamson,Clay,C.Baez,R.Christensen,D.Gasparri,T.Ishibashi,C.Fattinnanzi,Christopher Go,Y.Sato,K.Sasaki,N.Minagawa,G.Rizzato,C.Foster,P.Edwards,T.Barry,F.Campos,V.da Silva Jr.
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≪神奈川県 横浜市 三品利郎≫[Toshirou.Mishina:Kanagawa Japan]
A Mars image from last night under rather fair seeing conditions.
I was actually surprised that I was able to get an image this good,
considering. Patch of clouds on morning limb evident.
[ Thomas E. Williamson Albuquerque,New Mexico,USA ]
conditions unsteady and turbulent.
[Dr. P. Clay Sherrod Arkansas State U.S.A]
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Christofer Mauricio Baez Jimenez |
14 images derotated using WinJUPOS. 11 images derotated using WinJUPOS.
[Christofer Mauricio Baez Jimenez :Santo Domingo,Dominican Republic.]
[Randy B. Christensen,Livermore,California,US]
[Daniele Gasparri:Perugia center Italy]
高気圧の後で、好気流を期待しましたが、雲が出てきて上手くスタック出来ないコマがありました。Ｂ光をビニングしようと思っていましたが、諦めました。
(Tutomu-Ishibashi Kanagawa-P Japan)
≪神奈川県 相模原市 石橋力≫
Mentre il pianeta ruota,circa 30 minuti al giorno,lentamente si possono esplorare altre regioni.
In questa immagine,oltre alle estese nuvolosit chiare diffuse su varie regioni,
si apprezza al centro la regione scura del Mare Erythraeum,con Chryse appena sotto e Solis lacus sulla destra.
All'estrema sinistra si inizia a vedere Sinus Meridiani.
In basso a destra,vicini al bordo,i tre vulcani allineati della regione di Tharsis,dall'alto verso il basso Arsia Mons (alto 19000 metri),
Pavonis (alto 14000 metri) e Ascreus (alto 18000 metri).
Confermata la frammentazione del polo in due regioni principali,con altre sospette deboli regioni esterne.
As the planet rotates,about 30 minutes a day,slowly other regions can be explored.
In this image,in addition to the extensive light cloud coverings spread over various regions,
the dark region of the Mare Erythraeum can be seen in the center,
with Chryse just below and Solis lacus on the right. On the far left you begin to see Sinus Meridiani.
Bottom right,near the edge,the three aligned volcanoes of the Tharsis region,
from top to bottom Arsia Mons (19,000 meters high),Pavonis (14,000 meters high) and Ascreus (18,000 meters high).
Confirmed the fragmentation of the pole into two main regions,with other suspected weak external regions.
[Fattinnanzi Cristian : Montecassiano ITALY]
Seeing was average today but transparency was poor due to clouds and haze.
These images shows Syrtis Major. The rim of Huygens crater is distinct. The Hellas basin is clear this season.
Sinus Sabeaus can be seen on the left. I was also able to capture Phobos and Deimos which helped in derotating the images I took.
[Christopher Go : Cebu Philippines]
次々と南から雲がやってきてなかなか撮れませんでした。
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[Sagamihara-shi Kanagawa-prefecture Japan]
≪神奈川県相模原市 佐藤康明≫
日中は晴れていましたが夕方から曇りの天気となりました。それでも
少しの晴れ間から撮影が出来ました。透明度は良くありませんでした。
[K.Sasaki:Ohsaki-City Miyagi-Prefecture Japan]
≪宮城県大崎市 佐々木一男≫
シーイングは一見良さそうに見えましたが小刻みは揺れが絶えずありました。南中前に雲に隠れてしまいましたがその直前が最も条件が良かったようです。
≪東京都 立川市 皆川伸也≫[Nobuya Minagawa:Tokyo Japan]
[Giancarlo Rizzato : Marano Vicentino (Vicenza) ITALY]
Conditions,at least on screen,appeared to have deteriorated from earlier,so I was reasonably happy with the results.
These last few days,I am enjoying the morning cloud over Tharsis,although in the RGB,
there is an interesting shaded effect at lower right,which is maybe highlighted by the clouds to the south.
[Clyde Foster:Centurion,South Africa]
Again windy and jittery seeing but reasonable detail visible on capture screen.
Solis Lacus dominates this hemisphere.
[Peter Edwars: West Sussex United Kingdom]
in good seeing,have excellent 685nm IR,R and G data and fair B data.
These are my best data thus far this apparition. Syrtis Major and surrounds are well seen,
the Hellas impact basin is particularly well resolved and very fine detail is seen between it and the South pole.
I note the intrusion into the ice cap.
[Trevor Barry:Broken Hill:Australia]
[Fran Campos : Vallirana,Catalonia,Spain]
[Vlamir da Silva Junior : Sao Paulo,Brazil]
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