Mars Section Circular No. 2 – 1998 November 16–December 15
General Mars remains distant, so that many Section members have yet to begin work. This Circular summarises the period
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Mars Section Circular No. 1 – 1998 November
General Mars is still very far from opposition, but the writer knows of observations as early as August 19.
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Read moreMars Section Report No. 12 – 1997 June 1–15
General D: 9.0 to 8.2 arcsec, Ls: 126 to 133 deg. UK weather and seeing conditions remained fairly good,
Read moreMars Section Report No. 11 – 1997 May 1–31
General Between May 1 and May 31, Ls increased from 111 to 126 deg., whilst the apparent diameter shrank
Read moreMars Section Report No. 10 – 1997 April 16–30
General D: 12.9 to 11.5 arcsec, Ls: 105 to 111 deg. UK weather and seeing conditions were a little
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Read moreMars Section Report No. 9 – 1997 April 1–15
General D: 13.9 to 12.9 arcsec, Ls: 98 to 105 deg. UK weather and seeing conditions remained good.
Read moreMars Section Report No. 8 – 1997 March 16–31
General D: 14.1 to 13.9 arcsec (14.2 arcsec at opposition on Mar 17; closest approach Mar 20), Ls: 91
Read moreMars Section Report No. 7 – 1997 March 1–15
General D: 13.2 to 14.1 arcsec. UK weather improved. Jean Dijon joined the BAA team. North Polar Region
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