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	2005 Mars Images (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Cimmerium was prominent (3-4/10) and mottled preceding the CM with Tritonis Sinus on the CM itself.
		Mare Austale was dusky to dull (4-5/10) and mottled.
		Mare Sirenum appeared dark to dusky (3-4/10) and mottled on the CM (Caralis Fons (4/10) was noted along it's southern border).
	elvis.rowan.edu /marswatch/images/marswatch.php?n=CEH (6668 words)

	Courses in Astrophotography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Erythraeum is central, with the fingers at Aurorae Sinus prominent.
		Mare Erythraeum and Chryse are at the centre of the disk - note the bright patch in Chryse.
		Mare Erythraeum and Chryse are at the centre of the disk.
	www.damianpeach.com /mars05.htm (2989 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for mare
		Baia Mare, founded by Saxons in the 12th cent., was long held by Hungary.
		Mare Caspium or Mare Hyrcanium, salt lake, c.144,000 sq mi (373,000 sq km), between Europe and Asia; the largest lake in the world.
		The Gulf of Aden, extended by the Red Sea, and the Gulf of Oman, extended by the Persian Gulf, are its principal arms.
	www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=mare (610 words)

	7 February 1997 - Carlos Hernandez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Acidalium appears prominently dark (3/10) on the CM, as well as Niliacus Lacus, with a very bright to extremely bright (8.5/10) oval-shaped cloud over Tempe apparently connecting to a bright to very bright (7-8/10) Achillis Pons.
		Mare Erythraeum appears dark (3/10) on the CM apparently divided by a bright Eos.
		Mare Acidalium appears dull (5/10) and diffuse to the north whereas Mare Erythraeum and Aurorae Sinus appear dull (5/10) to the south.
	mars.jpl.nasa.gov /MPF/mpf/marswatch/mw020797.html (376 words)

	Mars, October 22nd, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The finer detail in Mare Erythraeum appears to be subdued by the dust storm.
		Mare Australe is visible in the South Polar Region as is a small South Polar Cap (SPC).
		In the northern portion of the globe portions of Mare Acidalium were visible.
	members.leapmail.net /~ericj/mars102205.html (413 words)

	Mare Erythraeum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The name comes from the Latin for the Arabian Sea, because it was originally thought to be a large sea of liquid water.
		It was included in Percival Lowell's 1895 map of Mars.
		This article, which relates to the planet Mars or its moons, is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mare_Erythraeum (117 words)

	Mars: Picture Gallery
		Mare Tyrrhenum and Mare Serpentis embrace the desert to right and left.
		The dark Mare Serpentis leads onto Deltonon Sinus before Syrtis Major splits off to the north leaving Mare Tyrrhenum to continue round the equator.
		Mare Sirenum first comes into view, followed by Mare Cimmerium and Mare Tyrrhenum.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /steve.holmes/marspic.htm (544 words)

	Two Weeks on Mars: Notes on regions
		Mare Cimmerium and Mare Sirenum on the other hand appeared streaky in texture - recalling Barnard's comment that the planet looked as if it had been painted with a bad brush.
		A number - but not all - of the tiny spots along the margin of Mare Erythraeum correspond to craters whose interiors are filled with coarse dust.
		Some of the irregular features in the south polar cap's outline, which early observers believed to be mountains, are actually depressed areas associated with a large impact basin that straddles the south pole of the planet.
	mthamilton.ucolick.org /public/TwoWeeksOnMars/drawings/regions.html (1071 words)

	30 June 1997 - Carlos Hernandez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Solis Lacus appears dark (3/10) and elliptical along the southern limb apparently connected to Mare Erythraeum by a dark (3/10), thin Nectar.
		Mare Sirenum appears dark (3/10) and elongated with a dusky (4/10) Araxes at it's p.
		Mare Sirenum, Idaeus Fons, and Achillis Fons appear dusky (4/10).
	science.ksc.nasa.gov /mars/mpf/marswatch/mw063097ch.html (346 words)

	Akkana's Mars Sketches: 2003 Opposition
		This, and the shape in the drawing a few days later, seems to be a foreshadowing of separation of the "Mountains of Mitchel" (a peak which is separate from the SPC but remains snow-capped even after the terrain between it and the cap has melted) as seen in these Donald Parker images.
		The dark area to the left of the eye is Mare Erythraeum, and Argyre is just rotating off the limb at the left edge of Erythraeum.
		The dark areas in the north (bottom) are Mare Acidalium and Niliacus Lacus.
	shallowsky.com /marssketch2003.html (795 words)

	Charles Elliott Chapter of the Atlanta Astronomy Club
		Mare Cimmerium dominates the center of the planet with Mare Sirenum gradually coming into view.
		Mare Cimmerium and Mare Tyrrhenum are the main central features, and the Hellas region to the upper right (south west) is rather bright, possibly due to dust.
		Solis Lacus is visible near the right limb and the main dark area near the center is Mare Erythraeum.
	www.atlantaastronomy.org /CEWMA/larry_owens_images_2.html (1407 words)

	Huck's Barsoom Gazetteer: Simple Text Version
		In the southern portion of the Mare Erythraeum, between Ogygis Regio and Argyre I. Abandoned castle used as a laboratory by Phor Tak, located 1,500 haads northeast of Tjanath.
		Probably lies somewhere along the edge of the Mare Chronium (although possibly Xanthus; the malagors would be flying in the face of the prevailing winds, which should blow from northeast to southwest).
		At the junction of Xanthus canal and Tyrrhenium Mare.
	www.erbzine.com /mag0/hucktxt2.html (2241 words)

	2005 Mars Observations
		Mare Sirenum dominated the middle latitudes of the eastern edge of the planet, with Mare Chronium south of it and morphing into a broad horizontal band formed by Aonius Sinus, Bosporus Gemmadus, and Protei Regio.
		Mare Tyrrhenum to the east and Mare Serpentis to the west lent considerable complexity and nuance to the views of the southern hemisphere--almost too much detail to sketch, on those fleeting seconds of outstanding seeing..
		Mare Sirenium and Mare Cimmerium were the most prominent feature running across the southern hemisphere, but when the seeing snapped in Mare Chromium and the Eridani basin were also distinct, along with mottling in Aonius Sinus.
	www.jimrichberg.com /astronomy/2005_mars_observations.htm (7324 words)

	Bruce's planet page
		Mare Cimmerium was noticably distinct from Mare Tyrrhenum, with Syrtis Major along the preceeding limb appearing of similar darkness as Tyrrhenum.
		The north polar hood's blue cast was obvious, the outline of the south polar cap was clearly delineated, the limb brightening clearly yellow, and Mare Erythraeum showed a notably darker area near it's center.
		The dark diagonal zone near the limb is Mare Sirenum, with Chrysokeras hugging the polar cap.
	members.cox.net /bhousey/mars2005/index.html (3146 words)

	17 March 1997 - Carlos Hernandez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Acidalium appears dark (3/10) on the CM separated from a dark (3/10) Niliacus Lacus by a thin, bright to very bright (7-8/10) Achillis Pons.
		Mare Erythraeum appears dark to dusky (3-4/10) on the CM towards the southern limb.
		Argyre I is visible as a bright to very bright (7-8/10) indentation over Mare Erythraeum's southern border on the CM.
	mars.jpl.nasa.gov /MPF/mpf/marswatch/mw031797ch.html (422 words)

	Mars 2003
		Mars July 18, 2003 CM 100 degrees, Dia.=19.8", 0830 UT Argyre and S. polar cap bright, Mare Sirenum and Solis Lacus darkest 120mm refractor, 100x to 200x MV-1 filter and #21 orange filter.
		Mars Aug 24, 2003 CM 114 degrees, Dia.=25", 07:30 UT, S. polar cap has noticeably shrunk over last 2 weeks, Mare Erythraeum, Mare Sirenum, and Solis Lacus darkest features, Some streaky detail was visible in orange light in the Propontis/Olympica region, as well as some white streaks in blue light.
		Mars December 16, 2003, 0100 UT, CM 34 degrees, Dia.=9.6", Mare Erythraeum, Sabeus Sinus darkest features, Argyre and Xanthe bright in yellow light, yellow obscuration noted in Mare Erythraeum and Niliacus completly obsured.
	www.spacealberta.com /mars/mars2003/mars2003.htm (1376 words)

	member_pages:melka:melka [Alliance for Astronomy] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Erythraeum, Valles Marinaris and Solis Lacus in central part of image.
		May 10, 2006 at f/83 - Mare Cimmerium and Mare Tyrrhenum separated by Hesperia in red image, NPC at bottom covers part of Mare Utopia.
		Mars October 09 – 2005 Solis Lacus, Mare Sirenum, Mare Cimmerium, 3 equatorial clouds in a V shaped pattern and small South Polar Cap prominent in RGB Combined image.
	www.st-charles-astro.org /dokuwiki/doku.php?id=member_pages:melka:melka (2868 words)

	Two Weeks on Mars
		Mare Erythraeum broke into an intricately striped and mottled expanse, while along the region between Margaritifer Sinus and Aurorae Sinus, a series of round spots hung, pendant-like, and straggled - appearing windblown -- into wispy streaks.
		As Tharsis, then Solis Lacus and Mare Erythraeum, slipped farther and farther around the limb, our early-evening views of the planet came to be dominated by the serpentine curve of Sinus Sabaeus and the unmistakable, though foreshortened, profile of Syrtis Major.
		The bright band extending between Juventae Fons and Coprates appeared superficially as a double canal, but this impression was soon removed by close examination, and we were quite sure that this feature is one of those Barnard had in mind when he wrote in his observing book on September 3, 1894:
	mthamilton.ucolick.org /public/TwoWeeksOnMars/writings/p6.html (659 words)

	Mars sketch September 28, 2003
		Left of Solis Lacus, connecting it to Mare Erythraeum is Nectar.
		Mare Chromium (or Phaethontis) is the dark feature below the south polar cap, which had some interesting dark markings visible to me. The south polar cap looks a bit larger than a week ago, when it was barely visible.
		Mare Cimmerium is rotating on the right, next to Mare Sirenum.
	www.whiteoaks.com /sketches/92803.html (374 words)

	Cosmic Voyage-The Online Resource for Amateur Astronomers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is surrounded by Syria, Claritas, Thaumasia and Sinai, all lighter in tone than the dark Solis Lacus.
		Mare Erythraeum and Aurorae Sinus border to the east.
		Bosporos Gemmatus bridges the expanse from Mare Erythraeum to Pontica and Aonius Sinus.
	hometown.aol.com /billferris/mars082503.html (338 words)

	Visual Observations - Page 3
		On the eastern edge of the mare the mountain Mons Usov was prominent, as were smaller mountains near the wrinkle ridges Dorsa Tetyaev and Dorsa Harker.
		Solis Lacus, Mare Sirenum, portions of Mare Erythraeum and Mare Acidalium were visible, and the dust cloud was visible on the preceding limb and extended over to and just to the south of Solis Lacus.
		Nearby in Mare Imbrian, Mons Pico, an isolated mountain with a height of 2400m (7300ft), was prominent as part of it was sunlit while the other part was in shadow.
	members.leapmail.net /~ericj/recent_obs3.html (5020 words)

	Amazon.com: "Mare Erythraeum": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		West from Sinus Sabaeus is the Mare Erythraeum.
		As an Italian colony for fifty years, called Eritrea after the Latin name for the Red Sea, Mare Erythraeum, it had gained a distinct identity of its own.
		This tradition goes back to the Latin Vulgate's "Mare Rubrum" and "Mare Erythraeum," which in turn derive from "Erythra Thalassa" of the Greek Septuagint version produced by the Jews of Alexandria.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Mare-Erythraeum (551 words)

	Mars 2005
		Mare Cimmerium is very well resolved and so is Mare Tyrrhenum.
		Note the bright outflow at the equator between Sinus Sabaeus and Mare Erythraeum.
		Solis Lacus and Mare Erythraeum is visible on the upper part of Mars.
	www.christone.net /astro/mars (1500 words)

	A tourist on Mars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Tuesday night, though, had no clouds and I was able to spend more time looking for as much detail as I could see.
		Mare Acidalium and Niliacus Lacus (great name!) are an easy catch in most telescopes this week as the big dark smudge coming down from the pole, as is and Mare Erythraeum as the very dark line in the south.
		The pole is very small -- it looks smaller than I remember it being a month ago, though a month ago I didn't have much opportunity to view the planet in steady air so my views then weren't reliable.
	observers.org /reports/99.05.11.html (431 words)

	Peter Natscher; Fremont Peak Observing, July 26-27th, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		From east to west on the planetary disk, I clearly saw: Mare Siremun, Amazonis, Nix Olympica, Aonius Sinus, Mare Erythraeum, Solis Lacus, Aurorea Sinus, Cryse, Niliacus Meridiani Sinus.
		The south polar cap was very bright white with ragged edges bordering Mare Australe and had a an northward extending and brighter spot at the Argyre location (CM 45°).
		Argyre was noted as being prominently brighter within the darker gray-green Mare Erythraeum region.
	observers.org /reports/2003.07.26.6.html (358 words)

	Mars 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Below Argyre is a large dark feature, which is known as Mare Erythraeum.
		Go around "The Eye", and on the right side you see the left side of Mare Sirenum, which is seperated by a thin light colored line (barely seen in image 3).
		At almost 4000 km long, with sections 10 km deep and 600 km wide (all according to USGS), it is a canyon about 6-7 times deeper than the Grand Canyon that would stretch all the way across the United States.
	www.angelfire.com /ne2/JSC/astronomy/mars/2003/mars03opposition.html (590 words)

	Observations made in the constellation Aries
		Mare Cronium all the way to Margaritifer Sinus was visible including Protei Regio, Mare Erythraeum and Argyroporus as the dark regions.
		Observed Mare Erythraeum region at 203x with both a neutral density filter and a planetary booster in combination in order to draw out details on Mars' surface.
		The dark areas of mars appeared to be Mare Cimmerium and Mare Sirenum.
	www.lies.com /aaol/view_obs.cgi?con=Ari (3302 words)

	Mars sketch August 23, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Mare Erythraeum is rotating off the left limb.
		Left of Solis Lacus, connecting it to Mare Erythraeum (South) and Mare Aurorae Sinus (north) is Nectar.
		Mare Chromium (or Phaethontis) is next to it.
	www.whiteoaks.com /sketches/82303.html (223 words)

	Mars at opposition 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A later comparison with Mars Previewer II showed the area to be the Mare Erythraeum region.
		Later comparision with MP II, suggested that the second bright area identified was the Hellas Basin, whilst the dark areas were Mare Tyrrhenum and Syrtis Major to the right.
		However, a very subtle variation in shade in the visible darker areas was apparent, with the area to the right (Mare Erythraeum) being slightly more pronounced that the area to the left (Mare Serpentis).
	www.ianknight.net /mars/mars2005.html (562 words)

	2003.07.30
		Luego, la vista se enfocaba en Mare Erythraeum [3], que dominaba casi la mitad de la faz del planeta en ese momento.
		Sobre Mare Erythraeum había una extensa zona clara que se veía fácilmente, hasta sin filtro.
		El contorno a lo largo de toda esa "costa" entre Mare Erythraeum y Chryse se veía irregular, con algunas puntas que "sobresalían" de momento.
	www.fractovia.org /astronotas/observaciones/marte/2003/20030730.htm (788 words)

	SkyTonight.com - News from SkyTonight - Dust Storms on Mars
		And it was followed by yet another wave of dust starting in the Sinus Meridiani region and progressing outward in the same pattern.
		Meanwhile, an odd, new brick-red patch has developed on the edge of Mare Erythraeum south of Sinus Meridiani.
		Interestingly, "Mare Erythraeum" means "red sea" — after a classical name for the supposedly sunset-colored Indian Ocean, not today's Red Sea.
	skytonight.com /news/3310811.html?page=1&c=y (556 words)

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