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Old 05-07-2017, 11:59 PM
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Jupiter and moons, 2nd July in good seeing

Excellent conditions for me, and a bunch of images centred around the Red Spot, location of Juno's next flyby. I still have more to process from many GB's data that night!

200mm Newtonian at f/35, ASI185MC.
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Nice one Andy, great resolution for an 8 inch Newt.
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