This is report from unusual observation - no any star or planet, but Sněžka - the highest mountain of Czech republic (1602 metres above sea). I made it on June 9, 2005, when I came to Pardubice observatory and I was told it is clear air (Sněžka is distanced 80 km - over 50 miles from Pardubice to north). I made this drawing through refractor 0,15m with f16 (amplification 73) from 19:18 - 20:27 UT. My friend Václav Knoll made this photos.
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Shetch-Photo: Photo was made sooner (cca 30 minutes before start of sketching) by Vašek Knoll. All these images too. Following image is comparison of my sketch with Václav's photo (both made with same telescope).
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