Another blurry Jupiter

[astroman001]

Well, I posted it because it shows the GRS., but the conditions in the UK have been dire to say the least. I just hope it improves in April/May when Jupiter will become accessible in the night sky.

Peter

[Mr niall]

Always worth the effort! Although not sure you’d get me up at those times!

[Craney]

I have just had a look at your website.  What a treat, a fantastic example of what can be achieved from a back garden in the U.K.

Some of your Saturn shots are better than the Pioneer 10 ones from NASA......  I was contemplating a good planetary camera and the 224mc seems to deliver..  Cannot wait til Jupiter is a bit more prominent in the evenings.  Keep posting.

[teoria_del_big_bang]

Nice picture, especially with the cloud cover lately. The post above also prompted me to go to your website and yes a treat indeed. And so inspiring for newcomers like myself showing what can be achieved, albeit with a great deal of effort.  Thank you 

I am not saying I will ever take photos to this standard but knowing what can be done encourages me to try just that bit harder.

Steve

[Charic]

I had a look out the front door through tired blurry eyes early this morning, bright Jupiter is just too low in my sky, skimming the tree top's and what with the street light, not worth setting up the scope. I'll just have to wait longer for the right time, which according to my information could be something like 6 Years  away before Jupiter is high enough in my sky for the better views?

[des anderson]

If you don`t put the effort in you don`t get the results another great image,and things can only get better. Des

[U Cyg]

I have to agree with you on the conditions so far this season, hope it picks up soon!

I keep getting out, only to come back in wishing that I had stayed in bed.

Angie

[astroman001]

Thanks for your kind comments about my website. I fear it will be a long time before we can get results like I show there from the UK. The brighter planets, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are very low down for the next few years.

Peter

[Pete Presland]

Some nice detail visible considering the conditions. I have made the effort a couple of times this year and its been abysmal! Not been able to capture as it transits the meridian yet, so hopefully it will be little easier with the slightly higher altitude.