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Jupiter Animation

Carl O Beirnes · 2009-07-23 18:04:07

Hi all, This is the first image I've ever posted here so here goes With Jupiter now starting to climb at our latitudes I set back up the C14 to take a few images. The seeing conditions where good, and we all know that doesn’t happen to often in this country . The animation is a sequence of thirteen images all with the…

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23-07-2009 7:04pm

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Carl O Beirnes

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Hi all,
This is the first image I've ever posted here so here goes
With Jupiter now starting to climb at our latitudes I set
back up the C14 to take a few images. The seeing conditions where good, and we all know that doesn’t happen to often in
this country . The animation is a sequence of thirteen images all with the great red spot clearly visible visible.
Images by Carl O'Beirnes.
Animation by Dave Gradwell.

http://www.webtreatz.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=26&fullsize=1

I got some good news form Dr Miruna Popescu, of Armagh Observatory.That the Jupiter Animation has been made the featured image of the week on the IYA website .http://www.astronomy2009.ie/ .

Carl O'Beirnes,
J09 Balbriggan Observatory
www.webtreatz.com

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