Observations of Mars
by Members of the Czech Planetary-Observing Group|
This is an archive of drawings of Mars. Drawings orientation: South is a b o v e, west is l e f t.
C o n t e n t 1. Observations 2. Telescopes, We Observe With 3. Information about Mars Observing (under construction) 1. O b s e r v a t i o n s (listed according to years) 2009 – 2010: Drawings: November&December 2009, January 2010, February 2010, March 2010. 2007 – 2008 Map of Mars surface from apparition 2007 – 2008: — by Pavel Lukeš 2005 – 2006: Drawings: June-September, October-December, January 2006. Map of Mars surface from apparition 2005 – 2006: — by Pavel Lukeš 2003: Drawings: June, July, August, September, October. Maps of Mars surface from apparition 2003: — by Daniel M. Troiani (ALPO) — by Pavel Lukeš 2001 2. T e l e s c o p e s, We Observe With (listed according to objective diameter) 1. 76-mm Newtonian focal length 700 mm (Jan Skalický) 2. 80-mm refractor focal length 1200 mm (Vladimír Kocour) 3. 85-mm Newtonian focal length 596 mm (Vladimír Kocour) 4. 102-mm refractor focal length 1000 mm (Petr Sklář) 5. 110-mm refractor focal length 1650 mm (Observatory and Planetarium Hradec Králové) 6. 130-mm refractor focal length 1800 mm (Bohumil Ruprecht, main telescope of Stradouň Observatory) 7. 140-mm refractor focal length 1200 mm (Jan-Matěj Rak) 8. 150-mm Newtonian focal length 750 mm (Pavel Lukeš) 9. 158-mm Newtonian focal length 750 mm (Vladimír Kocour) 10. 200-mm self-made Newtonian focal length 1200 mm (Jan Skalický) 11. 200-mm refractor focal length 3500 mm (Observatory and Planetarium Hradec Kralove) 12. 250-mm Newtonian focal length 1200 mm (Zdeněk Bleha) 13. 250-mm Newtonian focal length 1250 mm (Petr Horálek) 14. 300-mm Newtonian focal length 1700 mm (Martin Mašek, Tomáš Havlík) 15. 305-mm Newtonian focal length 1486 mm (Vladimír Kocour) 16. 420-mm Cassegrain focal length 5600 mm (Arthur Kraus Observatory in Pardubice) 3. I n f o r m a t i o n about Mars Observing |
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