From Christophe PELLIER
® . . . . . . . Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 02:25:55 +0100
Subject:
Some photos.
Hello everyone
As a better presentation of myself,
please find attached some photos of me and of the main telescope I use. This
one is shown here in my garden with its complete setting - the two
Hans-Joerg : you can use the
smaller version of my photo for the JUPOS gallery if you wish to.
Best wishes
® . . . . . . . Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2003 15:04:00 +0100
Subject: Re: Some photos.
Many thanks Paolo, I'm very pleased to
see you - your planewton is beautiful!
But don't you think it's too much obstructed ? ;-))))) I've rarely seen a so small secondary
mirror.
® . . . . . . . Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004 22:49:35 +0100
Subject:
Re: Bonne Année
Merci pour vos
compliments et pour les photos de vous et Isao MIYAZAKI !
I would feel most honored to have my
photo in the outstanding CMO website. I will maybe send a few Mars images again
during the coming weeks; my site provides good seeing quite often, nonetheless
we are used to see many, many clouds (2003 has been a bit exceptional).
Happy new year to everyone
!
Best wishes
----- Original Message -----
From: "Masatsugu MINAMI"
<VZV03210@nifty.ne.jp>
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 4:43
AM
Subject: Bonne Année
>
>
> Bonne Année!
>
> Je vous
remercie pour vos photos: C'est la première fois
que j'ai
> vu votre
portrait et je l'ai trouve très jeune et sympathique!
> J'ai l'impression
que l'air de l'endroit ou vous
habitez est
pur.
>
> Prochainement j'ai l'intention de vous presenter avec votre photo
> sur
le web de notre CMO en tant
que l'un des deux jeunes
> observateurs
qui ont pris les photos les
plus formidables de Mars
> en 2003; je
pense que l'autre est Maurice.
>
> Pour ma part, s'il vous plait, je vous enverrai la photo de moi:
> sur
la photo je suis à gauche, plus vieux, et à droite c'est
> Monsieur Isao MIYAZAKI. La photo a été prise
chez
>
>
> J'y ajouterais
une autre photo: c'est pour
vous montrer la
> grandeur (?) du second miroir du télescope de 40 centimètres qui
> est à Monsieur Miyazaki. Celui qui regarde l'eye-piece est
> moi-même.
>
> Mes meilleurs
voeux pour cette nouvelle année!
>
> Très amicalement,
>
> Masatsugu
>
® . . . . . . . Date: Sat, 3 Jan 2004 01:35:27 +0100
From:
"Christophe Pellier"
To:
"Maurice Valimberti",
<vzv03210@nifty.com>
Cc:
<RMckim5374@aol.com>
Subject:
Re: Re:Bonne Année
Dear Maurice, many thanks for your
photo, I'm very pleased to see you ! And you
definitely look very "sympathique". Is this
the refractor with which you made your 2001 Mars images next to the C14 ?
Best wishes,
® . . . . . . . Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2004 18:38:10 +0100
Subject:
Re: RE:Re: Bonne Année
Dear Masatsugu, I react a bit late but,
I just wanted to wish you a happy birthday. No one is old when he's still
following his ideal and I believe this is your case with Mars
!
Best wishes,
® . . . . . . . Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2004 13:44:41 +0100
Subject:
More Mars images
Hi everyone, please find attached some
images of the 2003 Mars that for some reasons I did not send until now.
On june 16th I have added some early RGB shots with the
ToUcam. Then most of the images were not sent because of fair or poor seeing,
but after some thinking I find them not useless. My Mars observing
nights in 2003 are now 75 !
Best wishes and sorry for the delay,
CPl16June03,
CPl21July03,
CPl21Aug03,
CPl01_02Sept,
CPl18Sept03,
CPl29Sept03
® . . . . . . . Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2004 19:59:15 +0100
Subject:
Re: More Mars images
Hi again, I had forgotten this one :-))
This is an example of what always
happens in my location when the air comes from the east :
very poor seeing. Nonetheless some thick morning mist is well visible.
Regards
® . . . . . . . Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2004 00:50:07 +0100
Subject:
Possible dark spot on Saturn
Hi all, on my IR images of december 31th
2003, I had suspected a dark spot close to the meridian, but with no certitude.
I have however recently received a red image taken by Bruno Daversin
at Ludiver (France) with a 24" (600mm) cassegrain just a few minutes before my first IR image, that seems to confirm its existence.
Here are the images ;
it can be seen to rotate in the third one ; all show it at 243° (sys. III) and
latitude -45° more or less. A similar spot is maybe revealed in Damian's red
image of January 2nd (although at a different longitude).
One reason why this possible spot is
much less contrasted in my images, apart of some technical reasons, is that
those spots are maybe best visible in red than in near-infrared
; this seems to be the case for the HST images taken on march 7th 2003.
Looking forward to more evidences...
Best wishes,
Christophe PELLIER (Bruz,
