LtE in CMO #275

From Silvia KOWOLLIK

® . . . . . . . . Date: Thu, 10 July 2003 01:07:59 +0200

Subject: Re: New Mars Images 7.7.

Dear Masatsugu,

> I am sorry I am late in replying...

doesn't matter, now I have all the Pictures reprocessed, the first (left, up) was taken at 00:00 GMT, then every 20 minutes until 02:20GMT.

> As to the size I am only satisfied with your previous size. I

> just thought the present one on 7 July was smaller than usual.

no, Mars was the same size, but maybe in that big frame they look smaller?

And this night we also had good 2 hours to watch Mars, so I can give you also pictures from tonight (with my next mail, outside it looks starry, I decided to drive to the Observatory and then I had to go to bed, I need some sleep... )

best wishes

® . . . . . . . . Date: Fri, 11 July 2003 08:48:04 +0200

Subject: New Mars Images 10.7.

Dear Masatsugu,

here are my pictures from 10.7. The first pic is from 0:27 GMT (I had to wait because of a condensed water cloud from an airplane made problems), then 0:40, 1:00, 1:20...

λ=219°Ls ,(ω=060°W, 063°W, 068°W, 73°W, 78°W, 82°W, 87°W, 92°W, φ=21°S)

δ=18,24 - 18,26", ι=34°

totally I processed 3,2 GB this day...

And can you please change "The Stuttgart Observatory, Germany" into "Swabian Observatory, Stuttgart, Germany"? This would be the correct name of our Observatory, which is the oldest, still "living" private Observatory in Baden-Württemberg. Our Observatory was founded in 1918, and in 1920 we started with public guided observations 5 evenings each weak (if sky is clear)...

best regards

® . . . . . . . . Date: Wed, 16 July 2003 04:30:15 +0200

Subject: New Mars Images 11.7.

Dear Masatsugu,

here are new Pictures from 11.7. from 0:40 to 2:40 GMT every 20 min.

Seeing was very good, but the transparency changed form good to middle during the night.

λ=219°Ls, (ω=054°W, 058°W, 063°W, 068°W, 073°W, 078°W, 083°W, φ=21°S)