Jupiter + GRS + WSZ + Io - 1st June

[iceman (Mike)]

Hi all

This data was captured on the 1st June in very good seeing. Unfortunately the session was cut short by clouds so I only have 2 images to show for it.

The first image shows the WSZ at the NEBn crossing the CM. The second image shows the GRS, a FFR, and a couple of reddish spots can be seen right up into the South pole.
Io (with albedo markings) has just emerged from behind Jupiter.

Thanks for looking.

[Garyh]

I must admitt I don`t look at all the solar system threads..but I`m glad I did today, thats b#$%#y beautiful Mike!!

[Dennis]

Another stunning pair Mike - the thumbnails alone look superb and had me drooling, let alone the full size versions. You are doing some great work this season - well done.

Cheers

Dennis

[ving (David)]

thooper thir!

man teh images that are coming out now are fabo!

[janoskiss (Steve H)]

Originally Posted by iceman

This data was captured on the 1st June in very good seeing. Unfortunately the session was cut short by clouds so I only have 2 images to show for it.

What? Only two images? No feature length movie?! That's pathetic Mike. You should be ashamed!

[bluescope]

Wonderful images again Mike !

Can you explain to me the meaning of the legends CMI, CMII and CMIII and the related numbers after them ?

cheers

[sheeny (Al)]

Superb, Mike!

Al.

[RB (Andrew)]

Wow, awesome Mike.
Check out the detail in the GRS and Io looks so 3D !

[Kal (Andrew)]

Another nice pair of pictures Mike, and a good capture of detail on Io

And to think a couple of years ago there was talk about how the GRS was waning a bit, it's looking glorious atm!

[Tamtarn]

Fantastic images once again Mike

Great detail with the red spots into the south pole very clearly seen.

You seem to bring us something different with every session. Thanks