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Originally Posted by bird
A quick update, thanks to Paul Rix on CN we now think the impact was sometime between 0615Z and 1400Z. His image at 0615Z shows no sign of the impact site.
If anyone has images of Jupter between 0615Z and (about) 0815Z on July 19 UTC then we'd like to see them.. there's still a window of a couple of hours where the impact site would be visible.
ps this is for all our overseas members, naturally. Australian astronomers could not see Jupiter at that time.
cheers, Bird
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I wonder if one could look at one of the moons that is on the other side of jupiter at approx the time of the impact and measure any brightening of that moon due to a reflection of the impact?
About the only way of seeing it