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Later Jupiter under good seeing July 22nd.

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Cloud interrupted what could have been even better. But this came out ok from what we have to deal with in the UK. Can you imagine whats coming next year ?

Slightly later capture to the one posted before. 245mm Newtonian. EQ5 mount. QHY 462C Camera. QHY IR UV CUT Filter 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, skyhog said:

Great stuff and incredible when you think how high it gets at the moment. The coming years will be very exciting for planetary imagers to be sure... 

Cheers So hope i make it to next year. Very uncertain times. But excited to try. Been in this game for a while. But next year really want to bring it all together. Heres hoping. I still remember giving up astronomy when planets went south. Not knowing if i would ever see them again. But here we are. Its great. 

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5 minutes ago, neil phillips said:

Cheers Craig good weather might be coming next week ?

Yeah was looking good for next week here, but forecast has changed and looking pretty rainy now.

Did you use your ADC for this one or leave it off?  

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4 minutes ago, CraigT82 said:

Yeah was looking good for next week here, but forecast has changed and looking pretty rainy now.

Did you use your ADC for this one or leave it off?  

I didnt have the ADC then Craig. Infact would you mind if i messaged you ? 

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1 hour ago, Space Cowboy said:

Excellent capture Neil! High pressure over UK this week though lots of cloud so far. 

Been seeing this Stuart. That cloud hitting the east is going to stop a lot i reckon. Its been the same all season. But hope to snatch something. Good luck if you have a go. 

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3 hours ago, U Cyg said:

Really nice detailed image Neil.

Same here last night, it just wasn't worth the effort.

Angie

Early on it was so bad. it was tearing at the planet with a very fast jet stream. Later it settled a little bit when i was doing lunar imaging. Too late for jupiter by then.

Cheers Angie

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2 hours ago, si@nite said:

Very nice Neil a cracking shot!

Cheers Simon. weather has been so bad lately its just put a real stop to this for me. With cloud around all the time i have no option but to use smaller scopes. Which can not produce a result like this. Hope i am wrong but starting to feel ive got my best already this year. Especially on Saturn. But you never know i suppose. 

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On 29/08/2021 at 20:27, Tommohawk said:

Super result, nice detail and colour - very envious! We've finally had a couple of clear nights and I'm laid up after a minor op. Bad timing!! 

Sorry to hear that Tom aint that always the way. Good weather comes and something gets in the way. Hope you recover soon.

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