Jupiter in good seeing, 22nd June

[andyc]

A contender for my sharpest RGB - really nice conditions for a look at Oval BA & the GRS wake. Lots of bright outbreak activity in the GRS wake, and there's a dark barge further east along the SEB. Dark material from around Oval BA is approaching the GRS along the STBn. The newly-merged SSTB oval on the meridian looks pretty large. The NEB continues to look active, with a complex outbreak. Ganymede is emerging from the shadowed limb of Jupiter in RGB

Images in this album (https://photos.app.goo.gl/hUV8ABBreO6hBMjw1)

[Anth10]

Outstanding Andy!
It really puts us there at Jupiters surface. Ganymede is really spectacular too,
Congrats.

[John Hothersall]

That is one of your best Jupiters, detail right down to the poles.
Congrats Andy.

John.

[Capella_Ben]

Superb!

[strongmanmike]

Wow Andy, that's a beautiful colour shot of Jupiter, very real and natural looking, the processing is invisible, well done, Ganymede popping out from behind Jupiter looks so cool and gives a real sense of depth...overall one of the best Jupiter shots I have seen :thumbsup:

Mike

[andyc]

Thanks everyone! Glad you like it :) Jupiter's been very productive for me lately, and I've been lucky enough to contribute observations to two papers at the EPSC 2018 (https://www.epsc2018.eu) conference later this year:

The new South Tropical Disturbance and its interaction with the Great Red Spot (https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2018/EPSC2018-562.pdf)

Jupiter’s high-latitude hazes as mapped by JunoCam (https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2018/EPSC2018-559.pdf)

[strongmanmike]

Very Cool :thumbsup:

[JimsShed]

I find it incredible we see some detail on Ganymede as well. It must be very satisfying to get this sort of result. Thank you.

[Domol]

Top Shot Andy ! It's very reassuring to see what can be achieved with excellent seeing !:)