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Mars 2012
C14 telescope
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Reprocessing of March 16th image, my best of this opposition
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Poor to very poor seeing but lot of clouds |

Very good seein. Clouds and haze all over the planet
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Fair to good seeing. Orographic clouds over the great volcanoes
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Poor seeing, Mars at opposition |

Poor to fair seeing |

Poor seeing. Orographic clouds over Olympus mons
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Mars previous seasons
C9.25 telescope |
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Very good seeing. Mars shows still many details, despite a very
small disk |

Fair seeing. Clouds over Tharsis region. the volcanos and Olympus
mons can be seen as small dark dots |
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Very good seeing. Some diffuse clouds along the whole disk and
many small features. The estimated resolution of this image is about
0.36" |

Poor seeing. Some clouds near the Olympus mons (right limb) |

First image with the new DMK21AF04 camera. Mars is
far away but shows some interesting details. Note the bright clouds
near the limb
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Good seeing for the first image of the 2010
opposition. Mars shows the north polar cap and some cloud activity
near Elysium mons |

Poor seeing. Mars shows prominent cloud activity,
especially in Tharsis regio
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First image of the 2007-2008 apparition. Poor
seeing, Syrtis Major near the edge and strong north polar cap
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Poor seeing. First image of 2007 apparition. Note
the prominent north polar cap.
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Fair seeing. The peculiar illumination makes
visible two large crater. The first, Huygens, is located at the
center of this image. The second, Schiapparelli, is on the lower
right egde.
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Poor to fair seeing. Tharsis region and the Olympus mons |
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Fair seeing. The Tharsis regio and the belt of
volcanos.
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 Good seeing. Mars shows some mist around the globe
and the Olympus mons rising near the right egde. |

Very good seeing. This is my best image so far.
Mars shows details under 0,50". Elysium mons visible as a small line
in the southern and smooth emisphere.
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Fair seeing. High cloud activity, especially near
the northern regions (north polar hood)
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Bad seeing. First image of 2005 opposition
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Fair seeing. Mars is still far away from Earth and
shows a priminent phase
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Phobos and Deimos captured with a webcam
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