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18 years 6 months ago #28480
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Shortly after is got appreciably dark, after 11pm.
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At what time was this, there were no gaps in the clouds here at all
I was looking forward to seeing Jupiter again.
Shortly after is got appreciably dark, after 11pm.
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18 years 6 months ago #28494
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I had clear skies all evening - I went in at about 12:30 cause the seeing just died.
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I had clear skies all evening - I went in at about 12:30 cause the seeing just died.
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18 years 6 months ago #28498
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18 years 6 months ago #28499
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Dont know why it was cloudy here while everywhere else was clear.
Catching the moons crossing ther planet is always a bit of a thrill, Nice image BTW,
Catching the moons crossing ther planet is always a bit of a thrill, Nice image BTW,
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18 years 6 months ago #28507
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What is "the barge"? It looks like another object with a shadow.
What equipment did you use to get such a large image of the planet?
It is excellent.
Don
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Hi FOlks
Got this image of Io shadow transiting last night. Notice also the barge below the shadow I thought this was another shadow
What is "the barge"? It looks like another object with a shadow.
What equipment did you use to get such a large image of the planet?
It is excellent.
Don
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18 years 6 months ago #28509
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Dave has a rather poor set up Don, he's only using a C11 to ge this kind of detail...
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What equipment did you use to get such a large image of the planet?
It is excellent.
Don
Dave has a rather poor set up Don, he's only using a C11 to ge this kind of detail...
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