Mars

Mars Opposition Blog 2022 March 25

A summary of what to look for this opposition is appearing in the 2022 April BAA Journal, which will be

If COVID-19 was the global crisis that pervaded most of the 2020 apparition, then it is yet another that marks

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Polar regions and ground ice. Regular seasonal events should be carefully looked for, during the seasonal decline of the two caps.

Maps All intending observers need a map to refer to. Although certain features have undergone significant and apparently permanent changes

Mars is not particularly accommodating to the observer, for its oppositions occur at intervals of over two years. In contrast

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