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Sunspot
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Reged: 03/15/05
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Hi all,
Here are images I shot on August 5, 2008. Seeing was very good and there was a lot to see on Jupiter. It was also the first time I ever shot Ganymede by itself and got detail. I have gotten detail when I imaged it close to the planet in the past, but since it showed such a solid disk I slewed the scope to it and shot my R,G,B images. It turned out pretty well I think.
http://www.sunspot51.com/Jupiter/Jupiter080408-RGB.jpg
Paul Maxson
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Paul Maxson
Mewlon 250, Tak TOA-130, SolarMax 60, SKYnyx 2-0M
http://www.sunspot51.com
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Lunatiki
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Reged: 08/07/05
Posts: 1252
Loc: Amarillo, TX
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Congratulations Paul. Its been a goal of my to get albedo features on Ganymede and I've yet to do it. Great shots.
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Mars Watch
All images taken with:
Celestron NexStar 8i SCT
DBK 21AF04.AS
K3ccd/Registax4/PSP8
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siriusc
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Reged: 04/03/07
Posts: 165
Loc: Racine, WI
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Hi Paul, out of this world great (August, 5th) transit images, the best to hit the Internet so far, you lucky guy! Your helper SunShine must have had a hand (paw) in it.   All kidding aside, congratulations! cheers, Dan
Edited by siriusc (08/06/08 11:29 PM)
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wes
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Loc: Oklahoma
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Hi Paul,
Great! images certainly among the best low altitude images for Jupiter this year with detail on Ganymede too, great work.
Thanks,
Wes Higgins
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