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Terrible seeing,
terrible transparency, terrible image ... Standby at roof for 3 hours and finally only got this shot. :-( Date: 24April, 2003 13:40UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 700 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Io Transit I missed the good chance to capture GRS and Io at the same time because of late back home ... So poor Date: 23April, 2003 13:20UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Interesting ovals
on SSTB region Note the ovals on SSTB region, those were my favourite features on Jupiter. After some observation, you can find that the ovals drift on Jovian atmosphere. Date: 22April, 2003 13:42UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 600 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Good Seeing GRS
& Io This is the very detailed shot taken in April, local turbulance affected my imaging section. Fortunately, I was able to capture some steady moment. Greeting!!! Date: 22April, 2003 12:56UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 600 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Big Oval inside
GRSH Although the seeing degraded when taking this shot, a big oval can be seen north to GRS. Very interesting!!! Date: 22April, 2003 13:42UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 600 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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SSTrZ Oval destroyed
by GRS already No ovals or spots can alive inside the biggest cyclone on Jupiter. You can read the full detailed report by Yuichi Iga from ALPO_Japan website Date: 20 April, 2003 12:46 & 13:26UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 600 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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"Hungry"
after 22 cloudynights ... My Newtonian is not powerful enough to shoot Jupiter through the cloud in pass 3 weeks. Although seeing was not plesing, i still captured some useful shot. The NTrB is more obvious. Date: 19 April, 2003 12:46UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 550 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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GRS transit CM
when seeing was poor You can see the SSTrZ Oval moved closer to the GRSH and expected will be merged with GRS in mid of April. Date: 27 March, 2003 12:46UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 800 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Dark STB |
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Seeing 8/10 Jupiter
& Europa Before this image, I usually met the seeing 8/10 while GRS not face to me. This one was the satisfactory shot taken in very pleasing seeing condition. The SSTrZ oval can be seen. Date: 17 March, 2003 11:03UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Seeing 8/10 Jupiter
& GRS with Cooled ToUcam
Before this image, I usually met the seeing 8/10 while GRS not face to me. This one was the satisfactory shot taken in very pleasing seeing condition. The SSTrZ oval can be seen. Date: 17 March, 2003 14:05UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Cooled Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Seeing 8/10 Jupiter
& GRS with Cooled ToUcam Before this image, I usually met the seeing 8/10 while GRS not face to me. This one was the satisfactory shot taken in very pleasing seeing condition. See how active the SEB disturbance is. Date: 17 March, 2003 14:47UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Cooled Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Be Patient when
seeing: 1/10 This shot was taken under average 1/10 seeing. However, if you are patient engough, you still can capture some good shot with some steady moment occasionally. Date: 16 March, 2003 14:05UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Be Patient when
seeing: 1/10 This shot was taken under average 1/10 seeing. However, if you are patient engough, you still can capture some good shot with some steady moment occasionally. Date: 16 March, 2003 14:05UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Ganymede Transit |
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GRS & SSTrZ
Oval You can see the Oval at the edge of SEBs on the SSTrZ Date: 12 March, 2003 14:17UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 550 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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GRS & SSTrZ
Oval You can see the Oval at the edge of SEBs on the SSTrZ Date: 12 March, 2003 15:06UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 550 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Large festoon on
EZ Note the large festoons which connecting with NEBs & SEBn Date: 01 March, 2003 16:36UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Europa's shadow
near CM Note oval BA near preceding side Date: 01 March, 2003 15:56UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Jupiter bit by
a mice Note the shadow of Europa at the preceding side. Europa is near CM. Date: 01 March, 2003 14:48UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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STB dark streak
breaks down The seeing was not pleasing on 23 Feb. However, I was lucky enough to capture the relatively steady moment. You can see the STB dark streadk breaks down into a few small fragments. Date: 23 Feb, 2003 15:58UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Blue festoons/features
It is always interesting to see the rapid changes on EZ. Note there are many connections between the festoons and the SEB. Very active! Date: 22 Feb, 2003 17:00UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Europa and Oval
BA. |
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Jupiter bit by
a mice See how a mice bit Jupiter. What can be do? My friend Carlos suggested to send a exterminator to Jupiter. Date: 22 Feb, 2003 15:01UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Europa & it's
shadow The shadow projection of Europa transit on the Jovian surface. The extension of SEB disturbance can be seen on the SEB at the preceding side. Date: 22 Feb, 2003 14:38:30UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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GRS
acrossing CM |
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GRS
and blue festoon |
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GRS
and blue festoon Note that the GRS near the CM and some very huge blue features attach the NEB Date: 18 Feb, 2003 16:46UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Ovals
aroundthe south polar region Oval is the one of the most common feature on Jupiter which is actually the cyclone and usually drift longtitudinally! Date: 18 Feb, 2003 15:41UT Telescope: 10" F6 Newtonian (R.F. Royce Mirror) Mount: Vixen New Atlux Barlow: Televue 5X Powermate, F34.5 Camera: Philips ToUcam Pro Exposure: 1/25 sec Stacking: 500 frames Processing Software: Registax 1.1, Photoshop 5.0 |
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Jupiter Date: 10 Feb, 2003 15:23UT |
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Oval
BA near Central Meridian Date: 10 Feb, 2003 16:53UT |
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Jupiter
rotation within 11 mins Date: 09 Feb, 2003 15:28UT,
15:39UT |
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Oval
BA and the GRS Date: 08 Feb, 2003 16:14UT,
17:47UT |
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Jupiter
taken with cooled webcam Date: 05 Feb, 2003 14:25UT |
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Lunar
New Year Jupiter! Joint effort with singapore master Tan Weileong Date: 31 Jan, 2003 14:58.
18:15UT |
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Europa
Transit Date: 28 Jan, 2003 15:51UT
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Double
satellites Transit Date: 28 Jan, 2003 15:20UT
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GRS crossing
Central Meridian and Io Transit Date: 28 Jan, 2003 14:55UT
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Bright
spot feature in SEB Disturbace Date: 26 Jan, 2003 13:57, 14:19, 14:50UT
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Poor
transparency is the no. 2 killer Date: 22 Jan, 2003 14:28UT
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Poor
seeing + Low transparency Date: 20 Jan, 2003 16:17UT
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Active
SEB Disturbance Date: 18 Jan, 2003 17:12UT
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GRS acrossing
the Central Meridian and ovals Date: 18 Jan, 2003 16:40UT
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Dark
spots series south to the GRS Date: 13 Jan, 2003 17:21UT
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Amazing
Io detail Date: 12 Jan, 2003 17:09UT
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Io Transit Date: 12 Jan, 2003 17:09UT
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"Egg"
shape of GRS Date: 11 Jan, 2003 16:14UT
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First
impressive Jupiter with 10" |
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First
impressive Jupiter with 10" Date: 03 Jan, 2003 18:21UT
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"Boring"
Side Date: 16 Dec, 2002 18:35UT
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