There’s been some nasty nebulosity these days, either thin clouds or outright fog, impossible to tell from within the city. Though the seeing had its good moments, transparency was awful. I’ve been wondering these days about not owning a TV. Well, the transit of Io observed here sure lacks the action of a spacefight but sure has something kubricky about it. ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5
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Jupiter 2019-07-22
Jupiter 2019-07-21
The boring side: the best seeing I’ve seen for a very long time. And it was the boring side. ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5
Saturn 2019-07-20
ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5
Jupiter 2019-07-20, bad observing conditions
2019-07-20 T 20-24Z, ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5
Jupiter and Ganymede 2019-07-17
Jupiter, Ganymede
The observing conditions were… weel, usual, ie bad. The usual setup was used to observe Jupiter and the first half of Ganymede’s transit. ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5
The gif below is big, be careful if on a metered connection.
Jupiter 2019-07-13 rotation
The seeing was bad, so I just combined the frames. Nothing fancy. ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5 with the soapbox project.
Shadows on the Moon 2019-07-12-13
This is a not mobile friendly post with a 4MB gif, don’t just open it. The central shadow is getting shorter as the Moon becomes more and more full. The exact datetime of the frame to the right is 2019-07-12-1848Z, I messed up the filenames a bit, sorry.
Saturn, 2019-07-10-11
Half an hour of raw video (>100k frames, tens of gigabytes) went into this picture of Saturn. The low altitude craves for the huge number of frames to … well, have enough luck for the lucky imaging. At 178°42′ elongation, this is just one day away from the opposition. The rings are surprisingly bright. ASI 224MC, TSO ADC, N250/1200, HEQ5 guided by the soapbox on my balcony.
