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Jupiter and Io sequence, 18 Oct


Cosmic Geoff

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Here is a sequence of images I took of part of the Io transit.  I was interested in a phenomenon I have noted previously - the moon looks bright against dark sky, bright over the planet's limb, but totally disappears by the time the shadow appears.

I don't make any great claims for the imaging - rather it demonstrates how well this current hardware and software configuration performs under adverse conditions - the seeing looked poor, the sky was full of thin cloud, and the extinction, as indicated by lengthened exposure time, was around 66% to 80%.

CPC800, ASI462MC, ADC, 5000 frames, 30% processed in Autostakkert, sharpened in Registax.

 

Jupiter20_06_39Z.jpg

Jupiter20_07_30Z.jpg

Jupiter20_17_20Z.jpg

Jupiter20_41_29Z.jpg

Jupiter20_51_43Z.jpg

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