[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by von Tom

Clog away Trevor! Good images of the storm head, very pronounced.

Tom

Thanks Tom, this was my first opportunity for over a month, with good seeing, to capture the detail around the head.

Originally Posted by renormalised

Great piccies, Trevor. Like the head of the storm. It looks like a crab or a spider

Thanks Carl, it does reveal a quite interesting structure in the negative that also is clearly recognizable in the IR.

Originally Posted by Lester

Outstanding imaging Trevor, the negative view enhances the detail. Even adds some shading to Titan. Thanks for the views.

Thanks very much Lester, with Titan I processed another version of the RGB data but aligned on Titan rather than Saturn and then copied and paste the aligned Titan over the original Titan. The negative of this has shaded the entire piece.

Originally Posted by Derek Klepp

Great shots Trevor especially the colour Negatives . Its as if the storm has a core which seems to be more pronounced.

Thanks very much Derek, the negatives certainly add another dimension to the storm structure.

Originally Posted by frewi8

Wonderfull Trevor !
It seems that there are no 'spokes' lately.
Freddy

Thanks very much Freddy, the spokes seemed very prevalent closer to opposition.

Originally Posted by Troy

Nice collection of data Trevor. The storm head has certainly changed.

Thanks Troy, yep, the morphology continues to evolve.

Originally Posted by Clayton

Nice shots Trevor,
The storm head looks quite compact and strong, I haven't seen it like this for a while

Thanks Rob, many of the research groups involved in this also remain very interested in the active region around the head of the storm and I know of one that has put in another proposal for time with the VLT to image these bright knots at thermal wavelengths.

Originally Posted by Shiraz

Top images Trevor. As Tom says, "clog away" - this storm is a fascinating event and all of your posts are really appreciated. Regards Ray

Thanks Ray, the storm shows no sign of easing, I think the material that has been and continues to be dredged up will still be visible next apparition.

Originally Posted by Saturn%5

Keep them shots coming Trevor as i have no scope at present (in the market for one just can make up my mind) its always nice to see what people are doing there very nice

Thanks Grame, June is shaping up to be a much more productive month than May was for planetary imaging. I could only record data on 3 nights in May.