Jupiter
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May 9, 2005 : Jupiter and the Jovian Moons |
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| Image made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. For details please click on the picture. |
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May 8, 2005 @ 21:30 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 5100mm, N=34.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.4 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.1617 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 15fps |
| Diameter : 42.6" |
Gain : 60%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +31°50' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 100% |
| CM I : 323.61° ; CM II : 148.60° |
The 1500 best images are stacked |
Move your mouse over the picture
to see the names of the moons |
April 4, 2005 @ 00:34 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 4500mm, N=30.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.5 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 4.4567 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 10fps |
| Diameter : 44.2" |
Gain : 40%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +33°20' |
Gamma : 25%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 19.61° ; CM II : 110.03° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
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May 19, 2004 @ 20:51 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.2 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.1617 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 38.2" |
Gain : 75%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +39°03' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 100% |
| CM I : 304.72° ; CM II : 310.33° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
Move your mouse over the picture
to see the names of the moons |
May 16, 2004 @ 19:40 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.2 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.1145 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 38.5" |
Gain : 50%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +46°14' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 0% |
| CM I : 147.81° ; CM II : 176.68° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
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May 14, 2004 @ 21:15 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.2 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.0849 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 38.7" |
Gain : 50%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +38°36' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 0% |
| CM I : 250.14° ; CM II : 293.77° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
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May 14, 2004 @ 21:15 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.2 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.0849 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 38.7" |
Gain : 60%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +38°36' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 100% |
| CM I : 250.14° ; CM II : 293.77° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
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April 15, 2004 @ 21:29 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.4 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 4.6880 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 42.0" |
Gain : 0%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +46°52' |
Gamma : 25%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 265.98° ; CM II : 204.23° |
The 450 best images are stacked |
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April 14, 2004 @ 21:36 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.4 |
120 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 4.6767 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 42.1" |
Gain : 0%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +43°36' |
Gamma : 0%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 207.54° ; CM II : 119.94° |
The 450 best images are stacked |
Move your mouse over the picture
to see the names of the moons |
April 7, 2004 @ 19:49 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.4 |
90 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 4.6021 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 42.8" |
Gain : 20%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +43°36' |
Gamma : 50%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 117.06° ; CM II : 83.43° |
The 300 best images are stacked |
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March 25, 2004 : Jupiter and the Jovian Moons |
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| Mosaic, made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter + 2x Barlow. For details please click on the picture. |
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Move your mouse over the picture
to see the names of the moons |
March 17, 2004 @ 23:44 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.5 |
90 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 4.4541 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 5fps |
| Diameter : 44.2" |
Gain : 30%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +46°45' |
Gamma : 40%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 148.52° ; CM II : 274.17° |
The 200 best images are stacked |
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April 6, 2003 @ 20:30 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. Click image for enlargement. |
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| Magnitude : -2.3 |
1 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.3328 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 20fps |
| Diameter : 40.3" |
Gain : 40%, Brightness : 40% |
| Altitude : +51°33' |
Gamma : 100%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 205.59° ; CM II : 91.77° |
All images are stacked |
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April 6, 2003 @ 19:55 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.3 |
60 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.3328 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 20fps |
| Diameter : 40.3" |
Gain : 30%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +56°54' |
Gamma : 40%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 161.70° ; CM II : 48.26° |
All images are stacked |
Move your mouse over the picture
to see the names of the moons |
March 13, 2003 @ 21:07 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.5 |
10 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.3253 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 10fps |
| Diameter : 43.1" |
Gain : 40%, Brightness : 40% |
| Altitude : +56°24' |
Gamma : 50%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 16.91° ; CM II : 86.20° |
All images are stacked |
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March 13, 2003 @ 21:07 UT |
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| Picture made with a 6" Newton Telescope and a Philips ToUcam 740K + Baader IRB filter. The effective focal length used was 3600mm, N=24.0 (eyepiece projection with a 17mm Plössl). |
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| Magnitude : -2.6 |
20 seconds AVI made with K3CCDTools |
| Distance : 5.33121 AU |
Exposure 1/25 sec. @ 30fps |
| Diameter : 45.5" |
Gain : 50%, Brightness : 50% |
| Altitude : +46°22' |
Gamma : 50%, Saturation : 50% |
| CM I : 39.82° ; CM II : 61.75° |
All images are stacked |
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January 9, 2003 @ 20:54 UT |
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| First Jupiter image made with my webcam, for details please click on the picture. |
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| Magnitude : -2.6 |
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| Distance : 5.3049 AU |
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| Diameter : 44.7" |
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| Altitude : +25°01' |
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| CM I : 134.83° ; CM II : 324.87° |
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