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iceman
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Jupiter from this morning, 19th March 2009
      #2993505 - 03/19/09 10:37 PM Attachment (60 downloads)

Hi all

I had a fairly busy morning this morning - knowing that the skies were going to be clear (well, hoping), the waning crescent Moon was well positioned, a bright ISS and STS-119 Discovery pass was going overhead, and then of course Jupiter which is climbing to a manageable 35° altitude before dawn.

I managed to capture all three objects, and here’s the first one that has been processed. It’s Jupiter in seeing that was very similar to what I captured on wednesday morning.

The resolution isn’t great due to the seeing, but Oval BA is visible just past the CM. I missed the best of the seeing as it deteriorated further as dawn approached. I was busy capturing the Moon and the ISS when the seeing was good, and Jupiter was still too low.

Jupiter and Oval BA - 19th March 2009

Thanks for looking.


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Bird
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Re: Jupiter from this morning, 19th March 2009 new [Re: iceman]
      #2993649 - 03/19/09 11:57 PM

Thanks Mike, nicely done.

cheers, Bird


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Mick Hyde
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Re: Jupiter from this morning, 19th March 2009 new [Re: Bird]
      #2993842 - 03/20/09 05:16 AM

Good start to the season Mike.

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Freddy WILLEMS
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Re: Jupiter from this morning, 19th March 2009 new [Re: Mick Hyde]
      #2995310 - 03/20/09 11:39 PM

Great capture Mike, any luck with the ISS ?
Freddy


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