The planet Mars
Taken by Roberto Ortu on January 25, 2025 @ Cabras, Sardinia, Italy
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Last Friday I took advantage of the clear sky to try to capture the red planet, which this month has reached the opposition and is therefore in the best conditions to be observed. In the photo you can see the North polar ice cap, in the center the region called Elysium Planitia and the Syrtis Major on the western edge. The turbulence was clearly visible but the planet very high in the sky allowed me to make a decent shot of the planet. Data: Celestron 114/910 Newton telescope Planetary camera QHY5L-II-C Q-Barlow 2.25X Baader Planetarium UV/IR cut filter Firecapture 2.7 for a 4 minute shot containing 16000 frames PIPP, AS! 4, Astrosurface V3 to process 4439 Date and time: 24 January 2025 23:13 UTC (00:13 local time) Average seeing Location: Cabras, Sardinia, Italy
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