Jupiter in poor conditions with surprising fine detail visible; much going
on here; note the NEB dark barges B-6, B-1 near CM; the SEB components (3)
within the dark and thick SEB complex are delineated nicely, with the
central SEB component skewing from horizontal pr. the CM; considerable
turbulent activity along s. edge of SEBs, this perhaps in conjunction with
the SEB activity fol. the GRS. Some very interesting brightening with
associated border/festooning approaching the CM within both the STZ and SSTZ
in similar longitudes.  In the NEBn, note the distended nature of the north
edge pr. barge B-6 with what appear to be very small bright spots within
this north-shifted belt. One of the dark streaks of the NTB is noted as
rotating into view on lower left.
[Dr. P. Clay Sherrod  Arkansas  State U.S.A]
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Hi all,
Here are some Jupiter images from early this morning.
Very poor seeing, coupled with gusty winds
made a real challenge for the webcam, but still
reasonable results were obtained for the bad
conditions.

The region p. the GRS was presented, and SSTC Ovals 1
& 2 can be seen.

Unfortuntley, the winds are still around 30-40mph now,
but at least its fairly sunny!.
Best Wishes
Damian
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JUPITER IMAGES, JANUARY 14th, 2003.
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 time: 200 - 400 x 0.04 secs.
Seeing initally terrible (p0-2.) Improved to poor
(p2-4) by 0100 UT.
Transparency variable with frequent low clouds
(cloud-5.5mag.)
Wind gusty E (15-30mph.) No dew.
[Rochester, Kent, UK.]
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