| NOTES |
DATE:
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Sunday,
October 16, 2005 |
TIME:
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12:43
am EDT |
CAMERA:
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Phillips
ToUcam Pro (640x480) with Baader Planetarium IR-Pass Filter |
LOCATION:
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Owl
Observatory - Kalamazoo Nature Center |
INSTRUMENT:
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Meade
12" LX200 Schmidt-Cassegrain (with Meade 2x Barlow Lens) |
PROCESSING:
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Original
images obtained with K3CCDTools. RegiStax 3.0 aligned
and stacked 344 of 601 images. Wavelet filters adjusted with
RegiStax. Further enhancements made
with Adobe Photoshop 7.0. |
COMMENTS:
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The
largest feature visible in this image is Mare Erythraeum. To the
north is the Tharsis region, which is the location of several massive
volcanoes (not visible here of course). The seeing was generally
poor when then image was acquired, so I hope to reimage this region
later.
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