Are you going to take pics from Mars today?  I hope so.

Took one a couple of days ago, here it is:


The problem with Mars is that it shines in the southern part of the sky this year, and I'm placed quite far in the northern hemisphere (my geographic latitude is 51 degrees). Which means it doesn't rise too high in the sky in Poland, and since the atmosphere near the horizon is always turbulent, the image is considerably blurry. Need to wait until 2020 for favorable observational conditions of Mars from my location

no other clans want me

Can't speak on behalf of other clans, but dt didn't even run a poll for you because nobody saw you in AG for a long time.
So maybe you should try doing things in another order. Start playing first, join/create a clan later

Holy shit, these are beautiful! How much afterwork, tooling does it take from raw picture to this to happen?

Thanks :-)
It depends on the photograph, but most of the time, processing takes a couple of hours on a high end PC and involves a substantial amount of science and data analysis.

Here's a scientific discussion on that topic
https://www.tus-wa.com/forums/worms-armageddon/can-scales-kill-a-worm-23822/

Been doing a lot of astrophotography in the past year or so. I'm mostly into lunar stuff, since that's what my telescope is optimized for, but sometimes I take photos of other objects for a change. My pics are quite popular on the web, often getting tens to hundreds of thousands of views. dt members liked them a lot when I showed some in private forums a while ago, so check 'em out
Click on any photo for larger version.

Full Moon. Taken with a set of special filters which make it possible to see the differences in chemical composition of the lunar soil. Brown areas are rich in iron, blue areas are rich in titanium.


Copernicus and surroundings. One of the most spectacular craters on the Moon, with a diameter of nearly 100 kilometers. This photo is pushing the limits of my telescope, you can see features as small as 500 meters across on the lunar surface.


Crescent Moon and Venus. At the time this photo was taken, the planet Venus was approximately 150 times further away from Earth than our satellite.


Total lunar eclipse. This event happened on the night between 27th and 28th September last year and was visible in most of Europe and the Americas. The Moon changes color due to the scattered light in our atmosphere.


Messier 51. A relatively nearby galaxy (28 million light years away) with very prominent spiral arms.


Star trails. This photo took six hours to create. Due to Earth's rotation, stars appear to move in circles. When the camera is pointed at a fixed point for a long time, it's possible to capture the motion of the objects in the sky. Taken in the Teide Observatory on Tenerife, Canary Islands.

Sbaffo, lalo: seeing that you are in the same situation as Senator, I don't see why not.
EDIT: Make sure you have a definite proof of Asbest avoiding. If you decide to report a free win against him, always provide detailed chat logs.

Still, Asbest is clearly abusing the system by giving away free wins instead of actually playing. He's not even trying anymore

So when leagues will be reseted?

Look at the first post

If there's a success, the reset will start at the beginning of season #51.

Do you seriously intend to reset the stats of big bears like barman

I voted for the reset