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December 21, 2009 on 6:18 pm | In Mars, Planets | Comments Off
Here my image from this morning. Seeing was forcasted as good but reality did not live up to it. Transparency was agerage but seeing here was terrible and at best 4/10, while the high humidity and frost kept me also working on my corrector plate. (Jetstream showed a small band of shearing winds above my location). However, clouds over Olymous Mon and around Alba Patera. Also clouds in the area around Arsia, Pavonis, and Ascreous Mons, and as Jim was saying earlier this weekend the NPR seems to be getting smaller. I can only very vagely see the bright spot in the green image on the NPR as in Ed’s image.
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