Jupiter, 3rd August

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Like Trevor, I had some good seeing here last night, so here's an image of Jupiter...

cheers, Bird

[jjjnettie (Jeanette)]

Hey, what's that smudge on the pole?

Another beaut image Anthony.

[Ric]

Great capture Anthony, the impact zone is really spreading out now.

It's looking awesome.

Cheers

[iceman (Mike)]

Really nice Anthony! Love it.

[Dennis]

Hi Anthony

Another gorgeous, stunning image of Jupiter. The image scale, smoothness of tones and superb detail really make these look like they were taken by a Jupiter orbiter rather than from your back garden!

It is fascinating to see how the Wesley Impact Strike has evolved since your discovery image.

Cheers

Dennis

[h0ughy (David)]

great stuff - you would have enough images now to do a long time lapse showing the impact clouds growth and distribution wouldnt you?

[alphajuno (Dave)]

Very nice capture. It has spread out even more.

I had very good skies last night but the WIS was just on the limb when I had to call it quits.

You're on the homepage of Spaceweather.com again - nice little write-up (and this image)!! Congrats.

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Anthony

Another super image - the impact cloud has certainly lightened and will soon be indistinguishable from normal Jupiter activity - what a great event you initially observed and reported!

[matt]

Nice image, Anthony

[Quark (Trevor)]

Lovely image Anthony, the usual deilcate detail that I so look forward to in your images.

Seems like there is now a "Birds Eye" on Jupiter.

The synoptic chart looks good for tonight as well.

Regards
Trevor

[Troy]

Unbelievable image scale

[prova]

That's huge but I'm waiting for the images through the 16" !!
When can we expect some images from that Anthony?

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Prova, not for a while yet... the mirror blank is still sitting in customs...

Bird

[Lester]

Thats a nice image, thanks Anthony.

[rick01 (Roman)]

Thats pretty sharp and smooth image with looot of details - as usually .