Hi All,
Sorry about clogging up the planetary forum with Saturn data.
Imaged Saturn again last night in an effort to obtain hi-res data of the head of the storm. The seeing was good for the first hour but then got softer.
Have attached 2 good RGB & 807nm IR data sets. There is excellent detail in both, especially the IR. The 3 moons in IR are from left to right Titan Dione & Tethys.
Tethys can be seen in the 2nd RGB in transit as a tiny white dot above the ring plane on the right hand or following limb.
Have also attached inverted (negative) versions of the 2 RGB images which tend to hi-light even more the structure in the region of the head of the storm.
Also attached a link to a most interesting animation of all the RGB data.
http://iceinspace.com.au/uploads/20110612SatRGBanim.gif
Thanks for looking
Regards
Trevor