
Jupiter
From the author of   Sizing Up The Universe
Click on the play button for audio accompaniment by Holst...
Thanksgiving Jupiter!
10:55 EST, November 22, 2012
From Clear Sky Clock:
Opportunities to observe at: (Clouds/Trans/Seeing)
11-22 @ Hour 18 for 5 hours (0%/Average/Good)
11-23 @ Hour 02 for 5 hours (0%/Average/Excellent)
Partially resolved Io on right.
Canon XSi (450D) on 10" RC, 4x-Powermate
Video acquired with EOS_movrec ("1/20" second exposures, ISO=1600)
60 seconds, 20 frames per second
Stacked in AutoStakkert!2. Destriped w/ Matlab.
Sharpened in Photoshop.
Same setup as above but taken "full-frame"

05:00 EDT, September 13, 2012
Moons are, left to right: Io, Callisto, Europa, and Ganymede.
Click here for a short video sequence (avi file).
Click here for same video in mp4 format
(much smaller file).
Or, watch the whole thing on
YouTube
(greatly reduced quality).
Using a second video taken 16 minutes earlier, I rotated them so that they can be
viewed side-by-side in 3D.
Jupiter with Io's shadow transit

05:19 EDT, July 25, 2008
JUST BEFORE SUNRISE (5:49 EDT)
Note: Jupiter's Moon Ganymede in Lower Left
ToUcam on 4" Takahashi FSQ, 4x-Powermate
15 seconds, 10 frames per second, 1/1000 sec exposures