An Observer's Guide to Mars - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
How the First Images NASA Took of Mars Compare to Ones Today
INTRODUCTION
2. Earth Telescope View of Mars (0°N,43°W)
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Ground-based images of planets obtained by Pic-Net Pro-Am team
