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Mars on January 8, 2023, JDJ

Mars on January 8, 2023

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

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Imaged Mars on the night of January 8, 2023 (January 7th in UTC) under average seeing and transparency.  Mars' disc had a diameter of 13.7" and a visual magnitude of -1.1 at this time.  In the northern hemisphere, the northern polar hood is visible as well as Syrtus Major to the eat of the meridian.  In the southern hemisphere, Hellas Basis can be seen to the east of the meridian. 

Imaged with a C8 Evo, ZWO ADC, Baader UV-IR Cut filter, and ZWO ASI224MC. Imaging train was configured to give me ~F/20. Image capture using Firecapture with gain set at 325 and an exposure of 3 ms. Stacking in AutoStakkert3 (best 10% of ~25000 frames captured over 180 seconds). Color balancing and Wavelet sharpening in Registax6.  De-rotated and combined 3 sub images in WinJupos.

Original version:  Mars at 04:27 UTC, three captures derotated and combined in Winjupos, best capture of this imaging session

Rev B: Winjupos ephemerides, 04:27 UTC

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