The seeing in North Texas was pretty good last night, until about 11. The straight wall was visible and a moon shadow transit of Jupiter. I was getting a lot of detail in Jupiter almost to the polar regions. The moons were nice and round. My refractor showed a sharper image, but the SCT showed more detail in the two major bands. The two scopes complimented each other nicely, last night. Now all I need is a 20 inch dob, and a way to hide it from my wife.
Pretty Good Seeing last night
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Nerd1
, Feb 19 2024 02:29 PM
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Posted 19 February 2024 - 02:29 PM
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