Mike Salway Published in US S&T!

[varmint]

So how's this for a first real post on this forum?

I've been a lurker here for quite sometime (usually frequent a US Based astro-forum), but couldn't help but post a huge Congrats to Mike Salway (Iceman if I recall correctly??).

I was thumbing through my July 2008 edition of Sky and Telescope and stumbled upon an awesome shot of Jupiter with the Great Red Spot prominently on display in the "Gallery" section of the magazine (page 94), then noticed that the author of the photo was Mike Salway.



So I thought I'd share and make sure all of you knew.

If this is old news, my apologies, I did try to find a post with this news earlier but couldn't find one... also if this isn't the right spot please move it where it belongs.

Great Shot Mike, and Hello from the West Coast of California, USA

[TrevorW]

Maybe someone can provide a link to the photo in question as it's hard to get hold of the American version of S & T

Thanks US

[varmint]

I tried to see if S&T's webpage had a link or had it in their image gallery, but I couldn't find it.

They list it as taken on the morning of March 18, 2008.

I knew there was an Australian version of the mag, but didn't realize it'd be that difficult to get.

[iceman (Mike)]

Thanks Varmint, much appreciated. and to IceInSpace!
As for the image, I haven't seen it in the mag myself, I'm assuming Sean has sent me a copy but sometimes it takes a while to get here.

You can only get the US version in Australia if you subscribe.

The image is this one (animation here) taken on the 19th March local time.

[renormalised (Carl)]

Great news!!!!

Also saw Mike's piccies in the Oz version as well....great work!!!

[leon]

Yep he, plus some other very clever Planet Hunters produce some awesome stuff, congratulations Mike.

Leon

[Alchemy (Clive)]

well done ..... international megastar.

[White Rabbit]

Indeed, well done. But maybe you should be trying for saturn I here there are some NASA jobs floating out there for just the right photographer

[Bassnut (Fred)]

Top work Mike, very impressive, thanks for that varmint

[mark3d]

wow congrats Mike !


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[timelord (Al)]

Great Work!

[Tamtarn]

Congratulations on yet another publication Mike !!

[jase (Jason)]

Well done Mike. Good to hear about Aussie talent making an impact OS.

[Ric]

Well done Mike, a wonderful image.

The details on its moon is what I find the most stunning.

Cheers

[Garyh]

Good going Mike! and congrads to the winners from the SPSP comp. Just been drooling over them in the latest AS&T!
Well done!

[varmint]

Originally Posted by iceman

Thanks Varmint, much appreciated. and to IceInSpace!
As for the image, I haven't seen it in the mag myself, I'm assuming Sean has sent me a copy but sometimes it takes a while to get here.

You can only get the US version in Australia if you subscribe.

The image is this one (animation here) taken on the 19th March local time.

Congrats Mike, and thanks for the welcome. It's too bad that they twisted the image: they turned it upside down ( ) and they chopped off Ganymede .

That's an AWESOME animation too.

I'm trying to convince my buddy to get a 12" DOB, and am providing him with a webcam (SPC900NC) for his BDay, with a couple of print outs of links as well (your Tutorial about Photography with a DOB is already included...). He thinks my feeble attempts at planetary imaging with my C9.25 are "awesome", but they're not that great (still have lots to learn, and those posted are the "decent" one's, there's a whole mess of unpublishable one's there).

Clear Skies,

Jim