Jupiter and the NEB outbreak from this morning (30th May)

[iceman (Mike)]

Hi all

Here's an image from this morning in mostly average seeing, but this one was captured in slightly better conditions before they deteriorated again as fog then cloud brought the imaging to an end.

It shows the NEB outbreak at the CM.

12" newt, DMK21AU04, 30fps.

There may be another image coming later but this is likely to be the best of the session.

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Nice work Mike. The weather's been very up and down the last week or so, but it looks pretty good across this coming weekend..

Bird

[AlexN]

nice work indeed.

Bird - weathers been up and down?? I've not seen the night sky for 4 nights straight.

[Lester]

Very nice image Mike.

[Prickly]

Hi Mike,

Yet another amazing planetary image you have made. They are truely incredible.

Excuse my ignorance- Im assuming the northern equatorial belt is the top one and that the outbreak is the linear whitish marking?? Probably wrong.

Hope you dont mind my asking.

Cheers
David

[Robert_T]

Nice one Mike, another fine joop for the collection

Originally Posted by AlexN

weathers been up and down?? I've not seen the night sky for 4 nights straight.

I'll second that Alex... what's worse is it looks like it will be at least another week before we see the sky again

[AlexN]

yeah... I got 40 minutes of VERY nice skies at around 7:20 this evening... enough to capture a few avi's... at least I've had a quick astro-fix!

[edwardsdj (Doug)]

Another spectacular image Mike. The weather is clearly treating you better than us poor souls in Brisbane.

[White Rabbit]

Hi Mike.

I see in you picture there that you have the magnitude listed as -2.56. How do you measure the magnitude?

Thanks

[iceman (Mike)]

I look it up in Starry Night Pro

[White Rabbit]

thought so.

[Alchemy (Clive)]

A very nice Joop there Mike.

I recently read a third red spot has appeared, got any images to reveal on this ?