5.4.2014 0.14 LT
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| First image of the season. Diameter 14,9 " CM 65,9. |
9.4.2014 23.04 LT
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| Mars almost directly viewed central meridian towards the Earth. Diameter 15,1 " CM 4,25. |
15.4.2014 0.20 LT
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| Imaging altitude was only 20 degrees. Syrtis Major in view. Amazingly bright clouds over Hellas and at the rim of Acidalia. Diameter 15,16 " CM 339,3. |
21.4.2014 1.06 LT
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| Mars showing its classic landmarks: Syrtis Major, bright clouds over Hellas, northern polar cap and orographic cloud over Elysium Mons. Diameter 15,06 " CM 298,4. |
21.4.2014 22.59 LT
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| Syrtis Major is on the left with brigh Hellas above it. There are clouds over Elysium Mons, as ususal. Diameter 15,03 " CM 258,3. |
21.4.2014 23.19 LT
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| Mars 20 minutes later. Diameter 15,03 " CM 263,2. |
26.4.2014 0.22 LT
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| Propably the best seeing this year, still only average. Lots of nice detail on Elysium Planitia. Diameter 14,85 " CM 243,5. |
26.4.2014 0.43 LT
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| Syrtis Major turning into view. Diameter 14,85 " CM 248,6. |
27.4.2014 23.16 LT
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| Elysium Mons in the middle and a bright orographic cloud over Olympus Mons. Diameter 14,74 " CM 209,9. |
28.4.2014 0.23 LT
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| Elysium Planitia with some bright clouds on the right edge. Diameter 14,74 " CM 226,2. |
14.5.2014 22.48 LT
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| The best image of the Valles Marineris -side I managed this season. Diameter 13,39 " CM 51,3. |
14-15.5.2014 23.41-0.04 LT
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| Beautiful Mars with clouds covering Tharsis. One of the great volcanoes is peeking through the clouds, propably Ascraeus Mons. There is a faint divide in northern polar cap. Diameter 13,39 " CM 64,2. |
17.5.2014 21.54 LT
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| Haze over Acidalia. Diameter 13,11 " CM 10.8. |
17.5.2014 22.28 LT
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| Skies were a little darker half an hour later making color calibration little easier. Diameter 13,11 " CM 19.1. |
22.5.2014 22.00 LT
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| Mars imaged from very bright skies. Lots of familiar details shown: Polar cap, Syrtis Major, Sinus Sabaeus. Diameter 12,64 " CM 326,7. |
22.5.2014 22.16 LT
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| Mars imaged from very bright skies. Lots of familiar details shown: Polar cap, Syrtis Major, Sinus Sabaeus. Diameter 12,64 " CM 330,6. |
24.5.2014 22.29 LT
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| Syrtis Major turning to right and Acidalia with a bright band of clouds above it emerging from shadows . Diameter 12,45 " CM 315,4. |
