MELILLO, Frank J
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
00:40 GMT (ω=117°W, φ=16°S)
20cm SCT, @ f /20
ToUcam Pro II
Holtsville, NY, USA
AKUTSU, Tomio
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
12:38 GMT (ω=292°W, φ=16°S)
20cm SCT, @ f /30
ToUcam (IR block)
(Note) :
The observing location is Cebu, PHILIPPINES.
Tochigi, JAPAN
PEACH, Damian
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
16:51~17:13 GMT (ω=354°, 359°W, φ=16°S)
35cm SCT, @ f /40
Lumenera Lu075M
(Note) : This was my 100th night of Mars imaging this apparition!. It all
seems to have gone by so quickly!.
Hellas is misty on the limb, with the SPH is weakly visible. Some
faint mists over Edom and Deltoton Sinus. Deuteronilus is dark as is
Ismenius Lacus.
Loudwater, Bkh, UK
TYLER, David
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
17:08 GMT (ω=358°W, φ=16°S)
36cm SCT, @ f/60
Lumenera 075 camera
Trutek filters
Flackwell Heath, Bkh, UK
VANDEBERGH, Ralf
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
18:05~19:07 GMT (ω=012°W, φ=16°S)
25cm Spec @ f /40
ATK-1HS
The NETHERLANDS
TEICHERT, Gérard
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
18:25 GMT (ω=017°W, φ=16°S)
28cm SCT, 350× 380×
(Note) : Seeing : 8/10, Transparency : 5/6
The Martian atmosphere is more transparent than usual !
ARGYRE and HELLAS also looked misted , appeared bright
The southern area of MARE ACIDALIUM (NULIACUS LACUS) are dark
The NPH is bright
Hattstatt, FRANCE
SCHULZ, Robert
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
18:50~19:01 GMT (ω=025°W, φ=16°S)
32cm Spec (f /12), @ f /32
Lumenera Lu075M
Vienna, AUSTRIA
PELLIER, Christophe
29 January 2006 (λ=004°Ls, ι=38°)
20:01~20:06 GMT (ω=040°W, φ=16°S)
21cm Mewlon, @ f/51
Lumenera LU075M
nr Paris, FRANCE