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Old 09-03-2014, 01:38 PM
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Mars with a bump, 08 Mar (UT)

I nearly gave up on the imaging this morning, as the seeing was so unsteady, but eventually it settled down enough to produce this image. The bump on the north-western limb (high level cloud?) appears less blue than the evening limb haze further south. Location seems to be over Diacria, just northwest of Propontis I. Also Hellas is incredibly bright.
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Old 09-03-2014, 02:18 PM
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I nearly gave up on the imaging this morning, as the seeing was so unsteady, but eventually it settled down enough to produce this image. The bump on the north-western limb (high level cloud?) appears less blue than the evening limb haze further south. Location seems to be over Diacria, just northwest of Propontis I. Also Hellas is incredibly bright.
Good selection Stefan.
Poor old Mars looks down in the mouth
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Old 09-03-2014, 08:18 PM
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Lovely blue Hellas, still a good level of detail producing a handsome image. Variable seeing is a pain as you have to baby sit the live image until a better more hopeful spell of seeing materialises.

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