[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by kinetic

Gobsmacked Trevor!
What an INCREDIBLE animation.
Dedication!

Steve

Thanks very much Steve, by this coming weekend I hope to have sufficient descent data for an animation of a complete rotation.

Originally Posted by DavidU

Amazing detail Trev !
Love your new web site.

Thanks David and thanks for checking out my website, it's not very professional but I reckon, with a bit of experience I will be able to make it better.

Originally Posted by Dennis

Hi Trevor

Wow – what a beautiful animation, marathon imaging session and no doubt, even longer processing session! You are doing some amazing work and exploring some quite interesting processing techniques and I am thoroughly enjoying feasting on the results.

Many thanks for sharing your passion, hard work and excellent results.

Cheers

Dennis

Thanks so much Dennis for your very kind words, I really do appreciate it. I also follow very closely the work that you have been doing, from your amazing images of the outer planets and their moons to the incredible images you have been producing of Sol.

From time to time I sort of feel a bit out of it, living out here in the bush, which makes sharing my passion of astronomy with others, that are just as obsessed such as you via this forum, all the more satisfying.

Originally Posted by Rob_K

Excellent work Trevor, congratulations! Glad you got some clear skies - your weather patterns haven't been looking too flash lately.

Cheers -

Thanks Rob, yep the weather has been abnormally crook of late, but when I am able to get good data in the twilight at an altitude of only 17 degrees and the seeing hangs in for 5 1/2 hrs, I sort of stop and reflect on it and there really isn't anywhere else I would rather be.

Originally Posted by Troy

I Like the animation, tones of data there

Thanks Troy glad you appreciated the animation.

Originally Posted by Davros

absolutely fantastic, very well done once again

Thanks Mick, Mars is starting to shrink but it wont be long now until I can get stuck right in to my favorite planet, Saturn.

Originally Posted by StephenM

Fabulous animation Trevor! The detail is amazing. Brilliant stuff!

Cheers,
Stephen

Thanks Stephen, I really am very pleased with the quality of the the IR images in the animation, especially very early on at such a low altitude and still with the sky so bright.

Originally Posted by Kevnool

Credit where its due Trev.
Fantastic animation + the IRRGB image is spot on.
Cheers Kev.

Thanks very much Kev, this was the best night I have had for some time and the jet stream is looking like it might co-operate through to the weekend.