It's remarkable what one can do these days with the right software! And a 14-inch scope… https://britastro.org/node/24988 - Ray -

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I have had another go at processing my Mars images from a couple of weeks ago. This time I managed to get rid of the Red and Blue fringing in Registax but for some reason this then produced a yellow b

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Hi folks. Take a look at this univ. student's Mars images using an 8" reflector. Not sure why it's made the news. Images nearly up to Steve standard. Ray posted similar a month ago. Rod. https://www.b

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The schedule as currently arranged: https://www.astronomyweek.org.uk/naw-events-schedule For myself I can only say this: when there are new and definite findings to relate, then I will pay attention!

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I see that nowadays, it's due south around 10.30pm. It will be too close to the Moon now until around Sunday. Rod.

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Thank you Rod. I actually processed it in Registax but I think I neglected the colour alignment. I actually used GIMP to get rid of the worst of the colour effects. You have definitely improved on my

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There is an interesting article in the current issue of the BAA journal, about image artifacts in planetary images, and especially Mars. There is often an 'edge rind' on the planet's limb. I don't kno

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This may be of interest given Mars's high profile at the moment. Steve Strickland stevestrickland2408@... 07795 095202 ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: SpaceWeather.com <swlist@space

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Do you think the Martians are going sit back and let us find our way about without mixing things up a bit? Didn't we do the same with our road signs during the war? Rod.

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I don't think rotation s much of a prfoblem at 25 hrs. day length. I try to freeze the thermal disturbances by using as short an exposure time as poss. - for me that's 2ms. and a high sensitivity. I c

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Enjoy your djinnantonyx. Wouldn't hold my breath About a clear night here Though.

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ta! it is amazing but not a coincidence then! Vad Whilst it seems very lucky that two such small objects ever pass so close together, Calsky does a good job with predicting this sort of thing. Then it

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May be of interest: https://www.gresham.ac.uk/lectures-and-events/mars - Ray -

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Just when you were doing this on Sunday night I had a look from my garden in Moortown, just over 3 miles in a direct line from the New Inn. For me, the sky was very washed out, that I couldn't see M31

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the occultation of a planet is my favourite sight: a little globe hovering over craters:

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Hi folks. If like me, you are only just reading Ray's email, it refers to the Fri. 21st. Aug. bulletin which can be viewed from the archive section in top RH. corner. Rod.

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Hi folks. Just seen this very informative BBC news article about what was mentioned in our meeting this evening. Lift off is 12.50 BST. tomorrow (today). Rod. Nasa's Perseverance rover set to launch t

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yes I think Matt Damon is still there growing his potatoes. He's opening a chip shop when Elon Musk's missions gets there. John Virus-free. www.avg.com Virus-free. www.avg.com

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Its a few months old but this video is a great HD view of Mars close up. Its great on a smart TV and a big screen. https://youtu.be/weCG_yODtvM John Herbert

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