Mars on 2010-10-03, 09:48 UT

Posted by Rod Pommier
on Tuesday, October 6, 2020
Seeing is generally mediocre in Portland, Oregon, so it is difficult to get a good planetary image. To combat this, I made stacks of the best frames obtained from 6 videos obtained between 09:37 and 09:59 UT. Those stacks were then de-rotated and combined in Winjupos into a final stack of the best 10,550 frames. Acidalia Planitia is visible at the top.Margaritifer Terra and theValles Marinaris region are central in the disk, tapering off to Solis Lacus to lower left. Sinus Meridiani is disappearing into the mist at far right.

Telescope/Mount:Celestron Compustar C14, TeleVue 2x PowerMate Barlow,
Camera:Point Grey Flea3 color camera.
Location: Pommier Observatory, Portland, OR, USA
Date: 2020-10-03, between 09:37 and 09:59 Universal time; mean time 09:48


See additional astrophotographs at www.rodpommier.com
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