Jupiter from Barbados - 7th/8th September 2009
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This page has eight images all taken on the night of the 7th/8th September covering CM2 longitudes from 181° to 231° with the Great Red Spot (GRS) at CM2 = 138°. Here
we see the GRS moving off the disk. The Wesley scar is seen on the meridian in the 00:45 UT image. The images here are all of a similar quality due to the narrow range
of altitudes between 55° and 61°.
All images taken with a C11 and SkyNyx2-0M at f/37 with Astronomik type-II RGB filters. Frame rate was either 66 or 39 fps (depending on transparency). 50 seconds per channel. Images are presented with South at top and the following edge at right.
September 8th 2009
02:10 UT
CM1 = 197°
CM2 = 181°
CM3 = 286°
Alt 61°
September 8th 2009
02:21 UT
CM1 = 203°
CM2 = 188°
CM3 = 293°
Alt 61°
September 8th 2009
02:35 UT
CM1 = 212°
CM2 = 196°
CM3 = 301°
Alt 60°
September 8th 2009
02:43 UT
CM1 = 217°
CM2 = 201°
CM3 = 306°
Alt 60°
September 8th 2009
02:57 UT
CM1 = 225°
CM2 = 210°
CM3 = 315°
Alt 59°
September 8th 2009
03:08 UT
CM1 = 232°
CM2 = 216°
CM3 = 321°
Alt 58°
September 8th 2009
03:20 UT
CM1 = 239°
CM2 = 224°
CM3 = 328°
Alt 57°
September 8th 2009
03:32 UT
CM1 = 247°
CM2 = 231°
CM3 = 336°
Alt 55°
