Jupiter, 19th July

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Hi all, finally some clear sky and reasonable seeing - the ambient temp was about -4.5C when this image was captured, not too bad for an altitude of 25 degrees, but still some jetstream blurring is evident.

Jupiter sure looks different this time around!

cheers, Bird

[Paul Haese]

Not bad Anthony. I take it this is with the dispersion corrector?

I was looking at Chris Go's images last night and he has clearly had some very good seeing in the last week or so. Fantastic data already.

[iceman (Mike)]

Nice work Anthony, love the colours on this one.

Certainly was a cold morning all round.

[Quark (Trevor)]

Nice work there Bird, -4.5 makes my temp out here this morning of 2.5 seem tropical.

regards
Trevor

[Shiraz (Ray)]

that is an excellent result for the altitude - going to be hard work this apparition. regards Ray

[Lester]

Thanks for the view Anthony. The different banding is very interesting.

[Clayton]

Nice result Anthony

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Thanks all, yes it's likely to be hard work this year and next, but I guess it's good practice (or something).

cheers, Bird

[Hiresale (Alessio)]

Hello Anthony A good result considering the difficulties of the moment to get good images of Jupiter, by my side in Italy the situation is still a disaster with a jet stream at 47 m / s
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Alessio

[bird (Anthony Wesley)]

Originally Posted by Hiresale

Hello Anthony A good result considering the difficulties of the moment to get good images of Jupiter, by my side in Italy the situation is still a disaster with a jet stream at 47 m / s
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Alessio

Alessio, we have the same thing here, trust me - this last two morning I have only been able to see the two main belts on Jupiter, no other details were visible!

cheers, Bird