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ASTRO: Mars - a futile effort
With hopes of some instances of good seeing between the endless
spasmodic episodes of total blurriness, I endeavoured to image the red planet. The results speak for themselves; blurrsville. At least the major features can be seen. The sky is just not settling down at all. Unless I see some darn steady skies, I think this is it for mars this time around. Thanks for looking and taking pity. Details: C8 @ f/46, ToUCam, crappy seeing. -- Adriano http://www.edmar-co.com/adriano/ 34°14'11.7"N |
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ASTRO: Mars - a futile effort
not bad at all...
"Adriano" wrote in message ... With hopes of some instances of good seeing between the endless spasmodic episodes of total blurriness, I endeavoured to image the red planet. The results speak for themselves; blurrsville. At least the major features can be seen. The sky is just not settling down at all. Unless I see some darn steady skies, I think this is it for mars this time around. Thanks for looking and taking pity. Details: C8 @ f/46, ToUCam, crappy seeing. -- Adriano http://www.edmar-co.com/adriano/ 34°14'11.7"N |
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ASTRO: Mars - a futile effort
I wish mine were as bad as that!! .........at least you can post
yours!! lol "G" wrote in message news not bad at all... "Adriano" wrote in message ... With hopes of some instances of good seeing between the endless spasmodic episodes of total blurriness, I endeavoured to image the red planet. The results speak for themselves; blurrsville. At least the major features can be seen. The sky is just not settling down at all. Unless I see some darn steady skies, I think this is it for mars this time around. Thanks for looking and taking pity. Details: C8 @ f/46, ToUCam, crappy seeing. -- Adriano http://www.edmar-co.com/adriano/ 34°14'11.7"N |
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ASTRO: Mars - a futile effort
On Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:09:49 -0800, Adriano wrote:
With hopes of some instances of good seeing between the endless spasmodic episodes of total blurriness, I endeavoured to image the red planet. The results speak for themselves; blurrsville. At least the major features can be seen. The sky is just not settling down at all. Unless I see some darn steady skies, I think this is it for mars this time around. Thanks for looking and taking pity. Details: C8 @ f/46, ToUCam, crappy seeing. I think it is great. Don't get many planetary images here. Your image also now appears (fully credited to yourself) in "Superior Images from a.b.p.a." and can be seen there at this link: http://www.theastropost.com/smf/inde...sg2034#msg2034 -- Martin R. Howell The Astro Post www.theastropost.com It's ALL there! |
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ASTRO: Mars - a futile effort
Martin R. Howell wrote:
I think it is great. Don't get many planetary images here. Your image also now appears (fully credited to yourself) in "Superior Images from a.b.p.a." and can be seen there at this link: http://www.theastropost.com/smf/inde...sg2034#msg2034 ok, now I'm completely horrified. I thought only the five or six of us here would see it but now untold hundres may potentially see this shambles of a picture. :P I'm still hoping for steady skies though. -- Adriano http://www.edmar-co.com/adriano/ 34°14'11.7"N |
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