Jupiter Nov 1st in reasonable seeing

[Quark (Trevor)]

Imaged Jupiter last night in quite reasonable seeing, better than the GFS chart predictions. I think the improved seeing may have been due to the low alt and high alt winds traveling in the same direction, sort of laminar flow.

Have attached 3 RGB's and 5 807nm IR images.
I have also put the IR images into an animation and have attached a link.

http://www.iceinspace.com.au/uploads...101JupAnim.gif



Thanks for looking
Regards
Trevor

[Lester]

Wonderful detail again Trevor. Thanks for the views.

[Clayton]

Lovely detail Trevor, each a little different. I think I like the first colour shot the best, and of course the last for composition.

[Troy]

Nice pictures Trevor, well done

[Dennis]

Hello, Trevor

A very impressive portfolio of images; the animation was quite mesmerising. Although it may be an over used metaphor, I really did feel like I was on close approach to Jupiter, onboard some interplanetary spacecraft, peering out of the window.

Terrific work as usual – if there were an Olympics for Jupiter imagers, you would be guaranteed a gold medal, several times over!

Cheers

Dennis

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Trevor
Excellent images - lots of detail there!

[michaellxv (Michael)]

Superb Trevor. Thanks for sharing.

[Shiraz (Ray)]

Very fine images Trevor - thanks for posting

[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by Lester

Wonderful detail again Trevor. Thanks for the views.

Thanks very much Lester.

Originally Posted by Clayton

Lovely detail Trevor, each a little different. I think I like the first colour shot the best, and of course the last for composition.

Thanks Clayton, these images cover just under 2 1/2 hrs of rotation and really underline just how quickly it rotates. Of course the most interesting side is that of BA & the GRS, but then, back in June it was on the boreing side that Bird imaged the fireball from an asteroid impact. It is interesting in the final IR image how BA the GRS and the red spot in the NNTrZ come up.

Originally Posted by Troy

Nice pictures Trevor, well done

Thanks for the comment Troy.

Originally Posted by Dennis

Hello, Trevor

A very impressive portfolio of images; the animation was quite mesmerising. Although it may be an over used metaphor, I really did feel like I was on close approach to Jupiter, onboard some interplanetary spacecraft, peering out of the window.

Terrific work as usual – if there were an Olympics for Jupiter imagers, you would be guaranteed a gold medal, several times over!

Cheers

Dennis

Thanks for the very generous coment Dennis, I am so glad that the animation came up well for you, I was a bit worried that it may be a bit to course. It is possible to make very smooth animations with WinJUPOS but I just dont seem to have the time to work out how to do it so I continue to rely on Animation Shop which is quick and easy to use.

Originally Posted by Matt Wastell

Hi Trevor
Excellent images - lots of detail there!

Thanks very much Matt, appreciate you comment.

Originally Posted by michaellxv

Superb Trevor. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks very much Michaell.

Originally Posted by Shiraz

Very fine images Trevor - thanks for posting

Thanks very much Ray.

[Paul Haese]

Nice work Trevor. Some very nice detail and the seeing is starting to co-operate here too.