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Hi group Seohtu asked If I would post photos showing various points during rotation. I enlarged the photos alittle and soften the colors. hope you enjoy
Note: you will notice that a few photos were taken with out a teleconverter. I just bought a Meade apo 140 a few weeks ago. Big difference. Last edited by paul f. campbell; 16-October-2005 at 07:30 AM. Reason: missed one |
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Paul, you *rock*!
![]() I must say that third image looks rather creepy. Glad I saw that view here first - if I saw it in my telescope I'd be a little freaked out by the "giant pink snake" crawling over the planet. (You could forward that to Mr. Hoagland to include as additional proof of life on Mars, you know. Does he pay for contributors?) Gonna be another month or so before I can start contributing my own images (do scanned sketches go here or in the Observing, Equipment and Accessories area?), but I'm putting your images to work in my field-book. Many thanks. Sincerely, Derrick Baumer
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thanks guys. Im glad you like the photos. I will keep on Mars untill he is gone. I try for every once a month photos, but the weather here has not been kind. again thanks and I will keep on keeping on. Later paul
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