Bill's Amateur Astronomy

Mars


Mars at the height of it's viewing.

The area within the red rectangle was a very large sand storm that had started several days before this image was taken. It was later reported that this sand storm was 930 miles (1,500 kilometers) wide.



Date Imaged: 10.29.2005

Time: 03:14 -5:00 GMT

Location: West Lafayette, Indiana

Telescope: Meade 10" LX200GPS

f ratio: 30 (3x Barlow)

Camera: Meade Lunar Planetary Imager (LPI)

Number of Images: 212

Integration Times: .250 seconds

Aquisition Software used: Meade's LPI Imager Software

Aquisition Mode Used: Single Image

Software used to Process: Registax followed by PhotoShop

Additional Information: SEDS Messier Database

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