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Mercury All images have been acquired with a Celestron
Schmidt-Cassegrain 235 mm telescope
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Poor seeing, daylight image with C14 telescope
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Poor seeing, daylight image. Same features of the previous images
with slow rotation and phase change |

Mercury in full daylight with fair seeing shows many details.
Compare this image with the previous (right) to see the rotation of
the features
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Mercury at sunset shows some surface features despite a small 6.2
arcseconds disk |

Partial cylindrical projection of the surrface of Mercury shows some
albedo features, probably due to che craterization of the soil |

Daylight image at IR-wavelength showing some albedo features
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Daylight image at IR wavelength |

Mercury and venus, close in the summer sky |

My firs image of the planet in broad daylight. Some albedo features
visibile and real, since they are present in 2 indipendent movies
processed and averaged to compose this image. |

Poor seeing. First image of Mercury. No details are visible |
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