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Double Shadow Transit January 6, 2024


orion25

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The sky was mostly clear to partly cloudy and I was fortunate to get a window between 9 and 10 p.m. EST to capture the double shadow transit here from the States. Ganymede's shadow is the larger of the two on the bottom left (moving toward bottom center) and Europa's is on the lower right, approaching the limb. The moons themselves were as follows: Io to the upper left, Europa lower right, and Ganymede bottom right (farthest out). The GRS was also visible making it a pretty spectacular apparition!

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Orion 180mm Mak-Cass, ASI 224mc, Firecapture, Registax 6, Photoshop

 

Regards, 

Reggie

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16 minutes ago, Stu said:

Very nice! Thanks for posting as I missed seeing any of Jupiter last night due to inevitable cloud 😞

You're welcome, Stu. It was touch and go there for a little while. Eventually, the clouds rolled in later so I'm chuffed to have gotten this!

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4 hours ago, Stu said:

Very nice! Thanks for posting as I missed seeing any of Jupiter last night due to inevitable cloud 😞

I saw your thread and posted there as well :)

EDIT: Oops, sorry that thread was started by @CentaurZ

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On 09/01/2024 at 16:50, geoflewis said:

Very nice Reggie

Thanks, Geof! I was dodging cloud the whole evening. I didn't get as much data as I wanted but I'm happy with what I got :)

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54 minutes ago, Hawksmoor said:

Excellent!

Didn't get to see it from here so great to see your image.

George

Thanks, George! I believe it was only visible from North America. I was fortunate to see it, especially dealing with the clouds, lol.

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