Jupiter in UV, IR, methane absorption false colour.

[Zac Pujic]

I combined a UV image (as red), a near IR image (as green) and a methane absorption band image (as blue) into a false colour image of Jupiter.

It shows, simultaneously, the appearance of features in these three wavelength bands. The GRS appears blue since it is extremely bright in the methane band (which is the blue channel). The NTB white spot outbreak is bright in all wavelengths.

http://astroimg.org/Jupiter2007/20070418UIMZacPujic.jpg

Zac Pujic
Brisbane, Australia
http://astroimg.org

[iceman (Mike)]

Excellent composition Zac! It really highlights the different features.

[Ric]

Amazing stuff Zac, everything certainly does jump out at you.

Cheers

[DobDobDob (Ron)]

This is a valuable contribution you have made, this image certainly rammed home for me some interesting facts I had not considered, thank you

[davidpretorius]

geez, that is great info

[Zac Pujic]

Mike

I think you asked what filter wheel I got. I decided on the True Tech supaslim 8 position wheel. I knew I would be using a variety of filters and 8 positions might not be enough. This wheel also has a quick release feature which means I can change the actual filter holder with the device still attached to the telescope and camera. It also has a low profile which means I didn't have to move my primary mirror. The software integrates into lucam recorder as well so using it is very streamlined with the camera software.

zac

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Zac, great image once again, thanks. I'm also using the Tru-Tech wheel, it's a nice piece of gear.

Bird