Mars last night in RGB and with my new Astronomik 642 BP filter...
Mars 26th November in RGB and R+IR
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JohnEEvans
, Nov 27 2020 07:47 AM
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Posted 27 November 2020 - 09:52 PM
Amazing…from your image you can see that the the bright dust lanes in Valles Marineris have pretty much cleared out. You can see the western edge of the storm in the southeast of your image—the storm is currently centered on the southeastern rim of the Hellas Basin.
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Posted 28 November 2020 - 01:41 AM
Amazing…from your image you can see that the the bright dust lanes in Valles Marineris have pretty much cleared out. You can see the western edge of the storm in the southeast of your image—the storm is currently centered on the southeastern rim of the Hellas Basin.
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Thanks BQ, I wasn't quite sure if that was the edge of the storm or not.
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