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Mars Section Circular No. 7 – 1999 June 1–July 15

General This Circular summarises the period 1999 June 1 (Ls 147 deg, D 14.2 arcsec, decl. –10 deg.) to July

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Mars Section Circular No. 6 – 1999 April 16–May 31

General   This Circular summarises the period 1999 April 16 to May 31 (Ls 130 to 147 deg). The planet

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Mars Section Circular No. 5 – 1999 March 1–April 15

General   This Circular summarises the period 1999 March 1–April 15. On Mar 1, Ls = 104 deg., D =

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Mars Section Circular No. 4 – 1999 February 1–29

General   This Circular summarises the period 1999 February 1–28 (but with an incursion into early March). On Feb 1,

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Mars Section Circular No. 3 – 1998 December 16–1999 January 31

General   This Circular summarises the period 1998 December 16–1999 January 31 (Ls = 71–91 deg., D = 5.7–7.8 arcsec.,

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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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Circulars for 1998–99

Mars Section Circular No 1 – 1998 November Mars Section Circular No 2 – 1998 November 16 – December 15 Mars

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Mars 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,

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Mars 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

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