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December 12, 2022: Finally some half-decent planet weather


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Had a quick bash at Jupiter before it got too low behind the trees, and was able to catch a bit of shadow transit

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Seeing wasn't brilliant, but at least I didn't get too much in the way of clouds

I then turned to Mars, which was higher in the sky. The first shot, taken at 20:18 already showed some nice detail

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The second was taken almost two hours later, at 22:10:

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I think I can make out Olympus Mons and Alba Mons in the north.

All pictures taken with my Celestron C8, with Siebert Optics 1.3x Tele-Centric and ASI183MC camera. The Jupiter shot is a stack of 20% of 9000 frames, the Mars shots 20% of 10000 frames and 40% of 20000 frames respectively.

 

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