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Old 20-June-2006, 02:41 PM
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A photo i have taken back in Nov. Comparing my image and hubbles. Enjoy
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That's pretty impressive for ground-based! Look at all that vegetation
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If only all that atmosphere weren't in the way....
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Hah, I love it--comparing them side by side. Yours is pretty darn good considering the advantage Hubble has!

Doesn't it look like Mars is dripping black paint?
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That's beautiful! What is the bright dot on the bottom of Hubble's Mars? Is that a reflection?
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Hi Wolf that dot is clouds that forms on the crater basin floor, if you notice on my picture there is a small depression without the clouds at the time i took the photo.
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