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Old 28-12-2013, 05:46 PM
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Quark (Trevor)
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Jupiter, Mars & Saturn Dec 27th

Hi All,

Imaged Jupiter this morning in rather ordinary conditions but have some detail in my rgb's and as always the IR saved the day.
Have Oval BA and the region following BA.

Imaged Mars this morning in rather ordinary seeing.
Have attached 1 RGB & 742nm data set.

Imaged Saturn this morning as one of the research teams I support are currently imaging Saturn with the IRTF in Hawaii and requested comparison data.
Have 2 quite reasonable 742nm IR data sets captured at alts of 23 & 26 degrees and also an RGB at 25 degrees. The seeing didn't really do much for the RGB but the result is the best I could do for the conditions.

Have also attached an animation of the 2 IR data sets, nothing jumps out with regards to any discernible bright spots but if you look closely some rotation of the hex vertices is visible. Am very pleased with this IR data captured at only 23 degrees alt.


Regards
Trevor
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