Mars

		This image shows the Syrtis Major hemisphere as photographed by the HST's Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 (WPFC2) on March 10, 1997. Sequence of Hubble Space Telescope images of Mars, showing Syrtis Major, taken 1994-1995. Note the seasonal changes and varying distance effects.
		Observer's Log Mars RA: 02h 36m 51.6s Dec: +15°26'24" Azm: 05°15'34" Alt: -35°34'17" Heliocentric ecliptical: l: 50°43'37.4" b: +00°02'11.2" r: 1.473563 Geometric geocentric ecliptical: l: +41°41'09" b: +00°06'32" r: 0.494179 Mean geometric ecliptical: l: +41°40'52" b: +00°06'31" r: 0.494182 True equatorial coordinates: RA: 02h 36m 51s Dec: +15°26'38"

	Mars Number of Frames: 100 Exposure: 5fps AVI, 1007 frames @ 640x480 Equipment: Meade LX200-12", f/30, modified Toucam camera with 3x barlow lens Date: 05-10-25 Aligned and stacked with RegiStax 2; final processing with ImagesPlus and Photoshop CS
	Mars Number of Frames: 146 Exposure: 5fps AVI, 1007 frames @ 640x480 Equipment: Meade LX200-12", f/30, modified Toucam camera with 3x barlow lens Date: 05-10-25 Aligned and stacked with ImagesPlus; final processing with Photoshop CS
	Mars Number of Frames: 75 Exposure: 15fps AVI, 1503 frames @ 640x480 Equipment: Meade LX200-12", f/30, modified Toucam camera with 3x barlow lens. Date: 05-10-25 Video imaging with K3CCDTools Aligned and stacked with RegiStax 2; final processing with Photoshop CS
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