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Mars viewer
Hello everyone,
In 2003, during mars' last apparition, I used a great web site which was a version of mars viewer - only it was in colour with all surface features displayed, all that was needed was the observing time. Now Mars is back I have tried to find that web site again , and i can't, all I can find is Mars viewer 2.0, which shows blank discs http://pds-rings.seti.org/tools/viewer2_mar.html Does anyone know if the other viewer is still going and what its address is? chris |
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Don't know about the viewer you mentioned but this one is as good as it
gets: http://www.calsky.com/cs.cgi?&lang=en Best Andrea T. |
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In message , Pete Lawrence
writes On 2 Aug 2005 13:44:26 -0700, wrote: Hello everyone, In 2003, during mars' last apparition, I used a great web site which was a version of mars viewer - only it was in colour with all surface features displayed, all that was needed was the observing time. Now Mars is back I have tried to find that web site again , and i can't, all I can find is Mars viewer 2.0, which shows blank discs http://pds-rings.seti.org/tools/viewer2_mar.html Does anyone know if the other viewer is still going and what its address is? In 2003 a lot of people used Mars Previewer II, a freeware application, to generate a view of the red planet for any date/time. Apart from a rogue version with an embedded virus, the actual program was very popular and accurate. I've just dug out my old 2003 copy which works just fine. A quick search on the net shows up a number of download sites, e.g. http://astrotulsa.com/Resources/download.asp Does anyone know what happened to Leandro Rios, the author of that program? He had a web site but it disappeared. -- Remove spam and invalid from address to reply. |
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