Jup Dec 4th SEB revival

[Quark (Trevor)]

Hi All,

Imaged Jup very early in the evening last night. The seeing was initially very ordinary and went down hill rapidly over the session.

Have attached the best RGB & 807nm IR data set which is not very flash at all but does show the structure of the SEB revival.

Thanks for looking.
Regards
Trevor

[astronobob (Bob)]

Looks a Fantastic image all the same Trevor, nice job showing the SEB exploding back to life, & priviledged to see this event unfolding.
Hope the seeing improves for you !

[Shiraz (Ray)]

Hi Trevor. Your images are a fascinating record of the development of the EB. Thanks for posting the latest.

[DarkRevenge (Luis)]

Thanks a lot for sharing, Trevor. You got an excellent image despite the poor seeing. I agree with Ray: "Your images are a fascinating record of the development of the EB"

Cheers, Luis.

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by astronobob

Looks a Fantastic image all the same Trevor, nice job showing the SEB exploding back to life, & priviledged to see this event unfolding.
Hope the seeing improves for you !

Thanks very much Bob, sure is a great time to be a planetary imager.

Originally Posted by Shiraz

Hi Trevor. Your images are a fascinating record of the development of the EB. Thanks for posting the latest.

Thanks Ray, dont think it will be much longer until any Jupiter image will show some evidence of the revival, as it continues to spread around the SEB.

Originally Posted by DarkRevenge

Thanks a lot for sharing, Trevor. You got an excellent image despite the poor seeing. I agree with Ray: "Your images are a fascinating record of the development of the EB"

Cheers, Luis.

Thanks very much Luis, hope to get some better conditions to be able to make a hi res record of this event while it is still at such a relatively early stage.

[Clayton]

Another beauty.
You are a machine Trevor

[Paul Haese]

Hey good on you Trev. Clouded out here, waiting for a break.

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Trevor - great update - much more than an outbreak now!

[michaellxv (Michael)]

Thanks for the view Tevor. The revival looks to moving along nicely now.

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by Clayton

Another beauty.
You are a machine Trevor

Thanks Rob, just been keeping out a weather eye, whenever the cloud looks like breaking up I get ready, just in case.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Hey good on you Trev. Clouded out here, waiting for a break.

Thanks Paul, sure has been a bit of a lottery of late, seems like there has been a run of unsettled weather globally.

Originally Posted by Matt Wastell

Hi Trevor - great update - much more than an outbreak now!

Thanks Matt, yep, reckon its like a runaway train now. Wont be long until the SEB is back to normal, well the new normal.

Originally Posted by michaellxv

Thanks for the view Tevor. The revival looks to moving along nicely now.

Thanks Michaell.

[John Hothersall]

The revival is stretching out now, at least you got a go inbetween all this rain, any more rain we'll have to put the house on stilts. Back in UK its snow and freezing temps. I'd love to move to Broome but family not keen!

John.

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

The revival is stretching out now, at least you got a go inbetween all this rain, any more rain we'll have to put the house on stilts. Back in UK its snow and freezing temps. I'd love to move to Broome but family not keen!

John.

Thanks John, judging by Birds results from Exmouth I would think Broome would probably be one of the best locations on out continent for planetary imaging. Probably even less effected by the jetstream than Exmouth.

Cheers
Trevor

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

It's always a pleasure to open your images Trev.
Thanks.

[samilag (Giuseppe)]

Very nice Trevor,
Jupiter's views with right colors and excellent details.

Best regards

Samilag
San Salvatore Monferrato Italy

[Troy]

Nice picture Trevor