Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the seventh largest - it has only half diameter of the Earth ( 6787 km).
Mars 08. 10. 2020. Celestron Edge HD 9,25 at f20. Camera ZWO ASI 120MC, 900 frames assembled in Registax.
October 11. 2018. Celestron Edge HD 9,25 at f10. Camera ZWO ASI 120MC, 800 frames assembled in Registaxu.
During year 2003 and 2005, Mars was closets to the Earth than many years before. This was opportunity to see its surface better.
October 30. 2005. Celestron 9,25 at f50 (Barlow 5x TeleVue Powermate). Canon EOS 350D, 800ASA, 1/80 sec, 121 frames assembled in Registax.
October 27. 2005. Celestron 9,25 at f50 (Barlow 5x TeleVue Powermate). Canon EOS 350D, 800ASA, 1/80 sec, 140 frames assembled in Registax.
October 22. 2005. Celestron 9.25 + 2x Barlow and Phillips TouCam Pro web camera (400 frames processed in Registax).
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On August 27, 2003, at 9:51 Universal Time, the centers
of Earth and Mars was only 55,758,006 kilometers apart. More fine details
was visible in amateur telescopes than ever before. I try capture
it.
Mars
on September 26. 2003 20:55 UT; Celestron 9,25; 2x Barlow;
Phillips TouCam Pro. Magnitude was -2.23 and diameter 21.46" .Video recorded this night through webcam, show us view trough a eyepiece.
Mars on September 20. 2003 20:47 UT; Celestron 9,25;
TeleVue Powermate 5x Barlow; Phillips TouCam Pro. Magnitude
was -2.4 and diameter 22.58" (arc second).
Mars
on September 03. 2003 22:50 UT; Celestron 9,25; TeleVue Powermate
5x Barlow; Phillips TouCam Pro. Magnitude was -2.8 and diameter
24.85".
Mars on August 27. 2003 (night of closest approach) 01:35
UT; Celestron 9,25; TeleVue Powermate 5x Barlow; Phillips Vesta Pro
webcam.
450 frames are processed in Registax and Photoshop. Magnitude was -2.8
and diameter 25.08".
Mars on August 10. 2003 01:15 UT; Celestron 9,25; TeleVue
Powermate 5x Barlow; Phillips Vesta Pro webcam (focal ratio 50). 650 frames
are processed in Registax and Photoshop. Magnitude was -2.6 and diameter
23.80".
Mars on July 28. 2003 through a Celestron 9.25 +2x Barlow lens and
filter 80A (blue) on Phillips Vesta Pro web camera. Magnitude at this
moment was -2.2 and diameter 21.64".
CCD image of Mars taken on June 26. 2001 (eyepiece projection, f:30).
One week before (on June 21.) Mars was 19 million kilometers nearer
to Earth than it did in 1999, "only" 67 million kilometers.
My
first image of Mars:) image of Mars .through a C8 photographed on Fujicolor
super G+ 200 (eyepiece projection).
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