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Mars Sep.17th 2003, Great seeing!

Started by gy60356, 09/17/2003 11:08PM
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Yu Gu
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Hello, Seeing was excellent last night!(5-6/10) and I got some best view of the mars this seasonsmile

The equipments are 12.5" F6 Newtonian, 3x barlow and ToUcam.

Clear skies,
GY
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Posted 09/18/2003 12:28AM #1
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Wonderful images! The seeing was obviously superb, and the processing is excellent.

Jeff
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Posted 09/18/2003 11:26AM #2
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Lordy these are nice!

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Beautiful! The new scope works great!

lei
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Super. Seeing the movement of the atmospheric clouds from the two images is wonderful. In many images they look like processing artifacts - in these images they look like you are there!

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