Zac Pujic
25-04-2007, 11:42 PM
Here are some closely matched images in RGB, UV, near-IR and strong methane absorption bands from April 19 AEST. In particular, they show the p. end of the NTB white spot outbreak near the f. limb. The p. end of the outbreak contains a spot which is bright in all these wavelengths and is the brightest feature on the planet. The South Equatorial Disturbance is at the CM. This feature is complex in the methane band image. Coming into view, on the f. limb, is the GRS.
http://astroimg.org/Jupiter2007/20070418_1520Aalpo.jpg (http://astroimg.org/Jupiter2007/20070418_1520Aalpo.jpg)
Zac Pujic
Brisbane, Australia
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http://astroimg.org/Jupiter2007/20070418_1520Aalpo.jpg (http://astroimg.org/Jupiter2007/20070418_1520Aalpo.jpg)
Zac Pujic
Brisbane, Australia
http://astroimg.org (http://astroimg.org/)