MARS AS YOU NEVER SEEN IT!! Australian Astrophotographer,.2014
2,210 views · Published 8 March 2014 · 1:10 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: liemee watcher · 2014 · Science & Technology
READ DESCRIPTION PLEASE!,..,.Mmmmmm,...i didn't want to have to ask but I've tried to monetise my channel,.. but they said it cant be done?, (like,.... i have had 3 computers,.,...... i am on my 4th camera phones etc etc etc!) well there are lots of channels like mine!,. lots and lots!,.. that have been monetised,... so,.... i don't know!,.. what there issue is,,..... i just want to get some revenue back for hours of work,.(equipment!) i put in to liemeewatchers Moon, work,. and UFO finds!¬ PLEASE ANY THING WILL HELP! ,. So,..... i can get some new equipment/,.... ( telescope to add to my camera,... to get better film, ) to bring bigger and better videos So liemeewatcher,.... needs help, Please help,.?! every little helps... anything you can afford :) all the best to you all!! link below! thanks! liemeewatcher,....... my paypal/tipjar address is... [email protected] PLEASE READ!!......i take Anthony Wesley photo, with filters, a little bit further!, This high-resolution image shows orographic clouds over the Elysium volcanoes just north of the Martian equator and an even brighter blue cloud over the Hellas impact basin in the southern hemisphere. Hellas is the lowest point on Mars, and some of the haze evident there could be icy fog. Getting such Hubblesque results from a 16-inch telescope requires a combination of good seeing and long years of experience. Wesley, who is one of the world's top amateur astrophotographers, had both working for him on the morning of March 6th.2014 "Skies were stable and clear," he says. "Using a Point Grey Research low-light Grasshopper3 camera, I recorded 2 minutes through red, green and blue filters with red @ 83fps, green @ 70fps and blue @ 50fps. I sorted all the frames according to image sharpness and stacked the best 2000 in each channel to make the color image, with additional wavelet sharpening in Registax, deconvolution in Astra Image and final color correction and touchups+captioning in the GIMP." Observers with less experience can take good photos, too, especially as March gives way to April and Mars approaches Earth. Look for burnt-orange Mars rising in the east around around 10 p.m. about 5° from the blue 1st-magnitude star Spica. The Moon passes by Mars on March 19-20 and provides a convenient "landmark" for finding the Red Planet,..Credit for photo = Australian astrophotographer Anthony Wesley took this picture using a 16-inch telescope on March 6th 2014,.... link to artical = http://spaceweather.com/ VIDEO BY LIEMEEWATCHER = COPY RIGHT!! READ DESCRIPTION PLEASE!,..,.Mmmmmm,...i didn't want to have to ask but I've tried to monetise my channel,.. but they said it cant be done?, (like,.... i have had 3 computers,.,...... i am on my 4th camera phones etc etc etc!) well there are lots of channels like mine!,. lots and lots!,.. that have been monetised,... so,.... i don't know!,.. what there issue is,,..... i just want to get some revenue back for hours of work,.(equipment!) i put in to liemeewatchers Moon, work,. and UFO finds!¬ PLEASE ANY THING WILL HELP! ,. So,..... i can get some new equipment/,.... ( telescope to add to my camera,... to get better film, ) to bring bigger and better videos So liemeewatcher,.... needs help, Please help,.?! every little helps... anything you can afford :) all the best to you all!! link below! thanks! liemeewatcher,....... my paypal/tipjar address is... [email protected]
