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When the moon is out does it affect the viewing of planets like Mars
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Martian wrote:
When the moon is out does it affect the viewing of planets like Mars or not? Not. Mike Simmons |
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Really ! I found that for the bright planets it helps, because the contrast
between the planet and the background is less stark, and this helps me to see details, and tolerate the view, better. Perhaps it's just me, but others have echoed these remarks. I do admit, however, that you don't see more, it just makes the seeing easier. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Never be afraid of trying something new for the love of it. Remember... amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mike Simmons" wrote in message ... Martian wrote: When the moon is out does it affect the viewing of planets like Mars or not? Not. Mike Simmons |
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I agree that having more light around makes it easier to tolerate the
bright view of Mars these days. Having lights on can help, too. A neutral density filter is simpler and more consistently helpful. I've heard many people say the ND filter works better than the colored ones in viewing Mars (side-by-side comparisons). I don't know if it's physiological or psychological but it's consistent and obvious enough of a difference for me to be convinced that it's a real physiological effect, i.e., that too much light makes it hard to see all the available detail. Mike Simmons David Nakamoto wrote: Really ! I found that for the bright planets it helps, because the contrast between the planet and the background is less stark, and this helps me to see details, and tolerate the view, better. Perhaps it's just me, but others have echoed these remarks. I do admit, however, that you don't see more, it just makes the seeing easier. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Never be afraid of trying something new for the love of it. Remember... amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mike Simmons" wrote in message ... Martian wrote: When the moon is out does it affect the viewing of planets like Mars or not? Not. Mike Simmons |
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