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Last night started like every other – typically below average seeing, but instead of going back to bed, I waited it out – hoping it would get better. And it did, finally.
The seeing peaked at 7 – 7.5/10, on a night when there was a fair bit going on. The GRS transited earlier, followed by the Wesley Impact Scar, along with Ganymede’s shadow and then Ganymede itself. The image below is the first one I’ve finished processing, and is one of the last of the session. It shows the Wesley Impact Scar at top left, and Ganymede’s shadow and Ganymede on the right. The “Bird Strike” has really elongated out over the past few days, as it gets torn by the jetstream. Ganymede shows significant real albedo features that match up to various simulators. The dark region on the low left is the “Galileo Region”, and the bright spot at the top is the “Osiris crater” and rays. More here: Jupiter, Ganymede + Shadow, and Wesley Impact Scar - Aug 5th More to come from this night as I find time to process it all. Thanks for looking.
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Very nicely done, Mike. I've been hoping to try for the impact scar, too. Unfortunately, cloud cover has been plaguing me for a couple weeks now.
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks mate, good luck for your own opportunity!
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