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Originally Posted by Quark
Very Well Done Joel,
I must admit that at first glance I could see no evidence of a crater but after consulting my Mars wall chart it was quite easy to identify at approx Long 303 degrees W and approx Lat 13 degrees S. My wall chart which is at quite a large scale labels this crater as Crater2 but I have misplaced the key for the chart.
Congratulations on imaging this crater with an 8" aperture, a most excellent achievement indeed.
Regards
Trevor
PS; Just found the key to my chart, yep, the Huygens Crater. Again, what a top effort this is.
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Trevor, thank you for this post. I posted that image to the Marsobservers list, and right away some people said "no way, impossible, not Huygens". I like you, too the time to do measurements and came up with what you did. If you don't mind, I will post what you said to that list, but will leave your name out. Thanks to the others for the kind comments.