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January 25th 06, 10:12 PM
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Saturn occultation - images
Here are my preliminary, rushed, images of the re-appearance of BY Cancri
from behind the South Pole of Saturn. The ingress occured a such a low altitude I could not record the star. The reappearance in the Cassini Division was clouded out. The images are deliberately over bright. They are also noisy because gain was at 100% and few images were stacked for fear of smearing the star image. http://www.astro-sharp.com/images/Sa...cri_Egress.jpg Regards Ian Sharp 
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