λ=140°Ls, ω=327°W, φ=3.5°S, δ=6.3", ι=38°
Seeing (1-10): 6-7, Antoniadi (I-V): III-II
Transparency (1-6): 5
Instrument: 23-cm F/13.5 Maksutov-Cassegrain
Magnification: 352x and 620x
Filters: Wratten 23A, 38A, and 58
Notes:
South Polar Region (SPR): Appears to be obscured by an extremely bright (9/10) South Polar Hood (SPH).
Mare Australe (3/10): Visible bordering the SPH
Noachis (6-7/10) and Deucalionis Regio (7/10): Visible north of Mare Australe.
Mare Serpentis (3/10)/Sinus Sabaeus (3/10)/Meridiani Sinus (3/10):
Visible from the south-preceding (Sp) limb past the CM.
Syrtis Major (3/10): Visible bordering an extremely bright (9/10) evening limb haze (ELH).
Aeria (7/10)/ Arabia (7/10)/ Moab (7/10)/Eden (7/10): Bright desert region visible over the center of the disk.
Cydonia (7/10)/Dioscuria (/10): Visible towards the northern limb.
Ortgygia (3/10)/Cecropia (3/10): Dark region bordering the extremely bright (9/10) North Polar Limb (NPL).
Mare Acidalium (3/10)/Niliacus Lacus (3/10): Visible towards the north-following (Nf) limb.
Chryse (7/10)/Xanthe (8/10): Visible towards the following limb between Mare Acidalium and Margaritifer Sinus.
Margaritifer Sinus (3/10): Visible as a wedge towards the south-following (Sf) limb bordering an extremely bright (9/10) morning limb haze (MLH).
Observer: Carlos E. HERNANDEZ, Miami FL