Double shadow fun

[neil phillips]

As usual setup too late.  Seeing was iffy. Scope barely cool. All transpired to a so so couple of captures. But still at least i got the double shadow 

Stella lyra 7.3 Classical Cassegrain

 

 

Edited October 27, 2022 by neil phillips

[JeremyS]

Wonderful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[Nik271]

Some detail on Ganymede too! Fantastic!

[Kon]

Great images and nice details on Ganymede as well.

[Space Cowboy]

Never get tired of seeing transit shadows! Lovely collection Neil.

[neil phillips]

Thanks for the interest, guys

[chiltonstar]

I watched it visually for an hour with the frac, but the cloud kept on drifting across.

Nice images!

Chris

[neil phillips]

58 minutes ago, chiltonstar said:

I watched it visually for an hour with the frac, but the cloud kept on drifting across.

Nice images!

Chris

Cheers Chris. I looked at the weather earlier it said cloud coming in. So i didn't think i was going to try. Woke up. Checked the weather again, said cloud coming later. So went mental trying to setup quickly. Never a good thing rushing. But there you go. What with the football stadium LED installed right over my garden not going off until 12:45. facing east lol. Its becoming off putting. later. its right over my neighbour's roof. I am not giving up yet. Need to get on it earlier with a parasol blocking the streetlight. See if I can get any more decent captures before its gone. Then on to Mars for a bit. Its next year i am really planning for. bigger mount bigger scope. 

[Space Cowboy]

You need one of these Neil. Mr Burns has a sale on 😉

[starhiker]

This is a really great picture!

[neil phillips]

19 minutes ago, Space Cowboy said:

You need one of these Neil. Mr Burns has a sale on 😉

What I've got actually looks a lot like that lol

Edited October 27, 2022 by neil phillips

[neil phillips]

19 minutes ago, starhiker said:

This is a really great picture!

Many thanks

[Simon128D]

I've no idea how you managed to combat the terrible seeing to get such fine results. 

[geoflewis]

Brilliant images Neil.

[neil phillips]

2 hours ago, Simon128D said:

I've no idea how you managed to combat the terrible seeing to get such fine results. 

The power of a good telescope. And good software.

Cheers

[neil phillips]

1 hour ago, geoflewis said:

Brilliant images Neil.

Cheers Geoff Finding it increasingly difficult with the stadium light that stays on until Jupiter is over. And the house roof I inevitably end up capturing over as Jupiter gets earlier and earlier

Edited October 27, 2022 by neil phillips

[BRADLEY 1953]

wonderful images Neil. Details on Ganymede an added bonus.

[U Cyg]

Nicely captured Neil.  Very much like the Ganymede/Io transit in August.

Angie

[neil phillips]

2 hours ago, BRADLEY 1953 said:

wonderful images Neil. Details on Ganymede an added bonus.

Thank you Bradley

[neil phillips]

1 hour ago, U Cyg said:

Nicely captured Neil.  Very much like the Ganymede/Io transit in August.

Angie

I was thinking the same thing Angie. Though the conditions were somewhat better on that occasion. I may have to revisit that data at some point 

Thanks for the comments

[Sunshine]

Great images!