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Da bin ich wieder <img src="/phpapps/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Da momentan keine naheliegenden Planeten zu sehen sind, vielleicht wäre es sinvoll diese Zeit zu nutzen um Uranus, Neptun UND ihre MONDE beobachten und vielleicht auch aufnehmen zu versuchen. Es soll eigentlich möglich sein mit einem 10 Zoll den Triton abzuschießen <img src="/phpapps/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/Spitze.gif" alt="" /> Der Spaceweather.com Beitrag von 23. Juli spricht für sich selbst (Congrats für Martin Wagner falls er hier reinschaut):
"Look at Triton spinning around Neptune," says Martin Wagner of Sonnenbuehl-Genkingen, Germany, who spent six nights last week with his 10-inch telescope photographing the eighth planet from the sun:
Triton's orbit, so nicely traced by Wagner's backyard movie, is strange: The giant moon moves around Neptune backwards. In other words, Triton orbits clockwise while Neptune spins counter-clockwise. This retrograde motion (in combination with tides) causes Triton to spiral oh-so-slowly inward, toward Neptune. Billions of years from now, Triton will be ripped apart by Neptune's gravity, forming a spectacular system of rings. Don't be caught unprepared."
Link zur Grafik: http://spaceweather.com/swpod2006/23jul06/wagner_strip.gif
Gruß - Mariner
"Look at Triton spinning around Neptune," says Martin Wagner of Sonnenbuehl-Genkingen, Germany, who spent six nights last week with his 10-inch telescope photographing the eighth planet from the sun:
Triton's orbit, so nicely traced by Wagner's backyard movie, is strange: The giant moon moves around Neptune backwards. In other words, Triton orbits clockwise while Neptune spins counter-clockwise. This retrograde motion (in combination with tides) causes Triton to spiral oh-so-slowly inward, toward Neptune. Billions of years from now, Triton will be ripped apart by Neptune's gravity, forming a spectacular system of rings. Don't be caught unprepared."
Link zur Grafik: http://spaceweather.com/swpod2006/23jul06/wagner_strip.gif
Gruß - Mariner
