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
Read moreGeneral This Circular summarises the period 1999 June 1 (Ls 147 deg, D 14.2 arcsec, decl. –10 deg.) to July
Read moreGeneral This Circular summarises the period 1999 April 16 to May 31 (Ls 130 to 147 deg). The planet
Read moreGeneral This Circular summarises the period 1999 March 1–April 15. On Mar 1, Ls = 104 deg., D =
Read moreGeneral This Circular summarises the period 1999 February 1–28 (but with an incursion into early March). On Feb 1,
Read moreGeneral This Circular summarises the period 1998 December 16–1999 January 31 (Ls = 71–91 deg., D = 5.7–7.8 arcsec.,
Read moreGeneral Mars remains distant, so that many Section members have yet to begin work. This Circular summarises the period
Read moreGeneral Mars is still very far from opposition, but the writer knows of observations as early as August 19.
Read moreMars Section Circular No 1 – 1998 November Mars Section Circular No 2 – 1998 November 16 – December 15 Mars
Read moreGeneral D: 9.0 to 8.2 arcsec, Ls: 126 to 133 deg. UK weather and seeing conditions remained fairly good,
Read moreGeneral Between May 1 and May 31, Ls increased from 111 to 126 deg., whilst the apparent diameter shrank
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