Mars at Opposition. Well is was last week. But I had to wait a week for the clouds to clear!
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Graeme
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Re: Mars at Opposition
Yes, the polar ice cap has been shrinking so I was pleased to have caught it in my image.
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Graeme
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Re: Mars at Opposition
Galileo Galilei would surely buy you a coffee!
I know that I would!
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Re: Mars at Opposition
There's another object out there made of cheese? Or is it butter this time? In that case we only need some biscuits.
Beautiful, Graeme.
Beautiful, Graeme.
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Re: Mars at Opposition
Thanks. The actual thing is really beautiful. It rises in the East at sunset at the moment, it's up all night and you can't miss it! Well, if your sky is clear! It will start fading now.
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Graeme
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Re: Mars at Opposition
Wonderful image, Graeme. Congratulations on capturing it so clearly. May you continue to have good atmospherics.
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Re: Mars at Opposition
Cheers Bob