Mars by Wes Higgins
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@cjellwood Because the same solar energy is spread over a much larger surface at the poles than the equatorial zones.
1 year ago 3
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yes it is. mars is dam hard to get mag on and a good view of it. nice scope dude.
2 years ago 2
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Gute Aufnahme mit Großer Öffnung und guter Kamera.
v.g.
Achim
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hmm do you have it upside down? that ice cap is on the other side in other videos
Some dont even have the ice cap
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Superb
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Great image. Wish I could get some surface detail on my 6" Newt. :(
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Hello, in your video, Why is the north pole of mars iluminated?
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The chromatic aberation makes it actually look cooler.
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Extremely powerful telescope.
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Is there a possiblity that you could reach similar results using 350/1600mm dobsonian telescope?
ParaglidingManiac 8 months ago
@ParaglidingManiac I believe nice tracking system and finely made mount are needed. An equatorial platform could help also. Anyway one couldn't give up fine movements adjusting devices in such an all-but-cheap dobsonian mount. No light breeze should shake the scope, otherwise the loss of digital infos would lead to average final results: so high resolution shows any failure. According to the tracking smoothness in this movie, it seems that telescope was mounted in a very expensive setup.
balzerbarn 8 months ago
@balzerbarn,
355/1600mm dobsonian is on a GOTO system. I wonder if that's enough...
ParaglidingManiac 8 months ago
@ParaglidingManiac Recent uploads (surf ut.) shows these systems as a little shaky, requiring frequently corrections to keep planets within the field of view. Processing is dreadful and more than timewasting when you have to register a shaky sequence.
In addition, magnification was low in most cases I saw. Of course, everybody is free to try.
Hope future will give better alt-az tracking technology at reasonable cost. But, it seems to me that best astroimagers have got classic equatorial setups.
balzerbarn 8 months ago
@ParaglidingManiac In the end, top seeing and top optical-mechanical quality are all is needed to reach them. I don't know the quality spread in the production of 350 mm mirrors. Never looked through them, sorry.
balzerbarn 8 months ago
from the ground or special location?
DanFrederiksen 8 months ago
@DanFrederiksen From the ground, I presume. Through a very performing scope. Under excellent seeing, in addition...
balzerbarn 8 months ago