Dear Hi
Those images are the new bright spot outbreak f. the GRS.
It is cold in this winter in Japan, and the weather is bad,
and an seeing is especially bad, and there are few opportunities
to take a ccd image of the planet very much.
≪栃木県  阿久津富夫≫

2003/1/2 13:28(UT)
CMl=196.8,CMll=82.5,CMlll=256.6
22 frames composite
Seeing=5/10,Trans=3/5

2003/1/2 14:05(UT)
CMl=219.3,CMll=104.8,CMlll=279.0
12frames composite
Seeing=5/10,Trans=3/5

2003/1/2 15:16(UT)
CMl=262.6,CMll=147.8,CMlll=322.0
18frames composite
Seeing=4/10,Trans=3/5

telescope:20cm Visac(F9),LV4
camera:OLYMPUS  CAMEDIA C-4040ZOOM

≪神奈川県 秦野市 小山田博之≫

Jan 2nd: Area p. the GRS. Note the bright equator/dark
poles on Io in the double transit image. The second
set, with the GRS on the meridian was obtained in poor
seeing, and no such result could have been obtained
with the cooled camera.
D. A. Peach, Costa del Silencio, Tenerife, Canary Isl.
11" (28 cm) Celestron SCT @ f/22.1 (0.18"/pixel.)
Philips ToUcam Pro PCVC740K camera.
Total Exposure Times: ~400 -700  x 0.04secs
Seeing initially fair- good (p5-8) but again deteriorated to poor (p2-4.)
Transparency excellent (5.5mag.)
No wind. Light dew.
Equatorial Diam=43.9"
Altitude= 70-78 degs



[Rochester, Kent, UK.]
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