jupiter red spot and red junior

[neil phillips]

Seeing wasnt too good here so i kerpt the power down a little which is just as well because the longer extention i was using was throwing off collimation. as usual slightly calmer in daylight, cant wait for crack in darkness

some more to go through but heres one at 4.38 bst

10" Europa

tweaked again wasnt happy

[russ]

Oh beautiful Neil, really stunning image. Double thumbs up.

I saw that this morning, in fact its nice to tie up what i could see at the eyepiece with what is in your image. The GRS stood out like a sore thumb with the belt gone, but could also see GRS Jnr and the white biggish storm in the Northern belt.

[ncjunk]

Great amount of detail, a lovely image.

[callisto]

very nice image indeed :)

[qcdougn]

Excellent Neil...I haven't seen the GRS so reddish before...Plus, you caught a lot of additional detail...

Cheers,

Doug

[billinforres]

Fantastic image, looks like the GRS is now worthy of its name, rather than the Great Salmon Pink Spot it used to be.

Bill

[Clayton]

Well done Neil. That looks a bit sharper.

Quite a nice image.

[resonator77]

very nice Neil,

did you use x3 TV ?

[neil phillips]

Thanks guys seeing was wobbly, im surprised ive extracted so much, clearly my longer extention throwing off collimation was a big issue here. One i will have to correct for higher powers. But anyways this power was suited to the turbulance swimming across. seeing wasnt awful. but it was swimming more than usual here.

Hi Ramis i used the 3x televue with a short, about 2" tube extention

Thanks again guys im enjoying jupiter imaging so much

[DarkerSky]

Super stuff Neil. I was on it about an hour earlier than you. Just saw the GRS rotating onto the disc. The big capture for me visually was the white spot in the northern component of the NEB. Really quite beautfiul to observe

[bigal1]

Top images the detail is great gives me a slight sense of apature fever lol

[AztecastroMcJ]

superb work again Neil

i agree cant wait for darker skies and jupiter bit higher altitude

think makes difference when GRS on view and Junior too ofcourse

makes planet much more interesting

[SkyHermit]

Great images Neil. Haven't had chance to see the real thing yet this year, but this gives me a great appetite.

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Marvelous stuff! Keep em coming