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Saturn Image 2008/02/03(UT)
Bruce Worsley,Marc Delcroix
B.Worsley,M.Delcroix
Bruce Worsley(SC-8 203mmSC) |
2008/02/03 06:20 U.T.
SC-8" (203mmSC) F/30 3X Tele-Vue Barlow
DFK-21AU04.AS USB Color Camera.
IR filter built in.
IC Capture.AS 2.0 software. RegiStax to stack
1/5 sec 30FPS
Seeing 4-5 Trans 4-5
[ Bruce Worsley : Cooper City,Florida U.S.A]
I got correct seeing one week ago, allowing me to take a view of Tethys and its shadow transiting on Saturn's globe.
Here are all of the L and RGB images:

The storm STrZ which was visible last 2 months can not be seen on this image.
Here is a composition, with enhanced luminosity for (from left to right) Dione, Enceladus, (Saturn/Tethys), Mimas et Rhea.

here is a composition with heavy treatments (not for scientific usage) of Saturn and all its 8 satellites. It's best viewed in real size, so please magnify the image in your browser:

An animation shows the transit better:

[Marc Delcroix Tournefeuille,France]