Mars 3-14-12

Started by aristaeus63, 03/15/2012 02:45AM

Posted 03/15/2012 02:45AM Opening Post

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I'm still outside shooting Mars. The seeing is very good tonight. This is the first one I've processed. Olympus Mons is enshrouded by clouds on the left side of the globe. The shot is a stack of 1400 frames.

Andreas

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DSOs observed:
NGCs 2005, ICs 103, Other 70, Palomar GCs 6, Abell PNs 12, Herschel 400: 316.
Equipment
Celestron CPC 1100, Lunt 60mm Ha Solar Scope

Posted 03/15/2012 09:04PM #1

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Another from last night. The bright clouds on the left are enshrouding Olympus Mons. It was easy to see through the EP as well as it went around the rim.

Andreas

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DSOs observed:
NGCs 2005, ICs 103, Other 70, Palomar GCs 6, Abell PNs 12, Herschel 400: 316.
Equipment
Celestron CPC 1100, Lunt 60mm Ha Solar Scope

Posted 03/15/2012 09:05PM #2

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DSOs observed:
NGCs 2005, ICs 103, Other 70, Palomar GCs 6, Abell PNs 12, Herschel 400: 316.
Equipment
Celestron CPC 1100, Lunt 60mm Ha Solar Scope

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