Well, Jupiter has finally made its way back into the morning sky and away from the moon enough to give some quality 'Red Spot' views. While I didn't take the time to do any imaging, only had 45 minutes before the moon was high enough to scatter light off the dew, I did take full observing advantage of a well positioned Great Red Spot this morning.
Of course, when getting up early one has to sacrifice good Saturn viewing. Oh well.
Just thought you might want to know.
Al
Of course, when getting up early one has to sacrifice good Saturn viewing. Oh well.
Just thought you might want to know.
Al
Alan Koff
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 8)
XT10i & StarBlast 6 w/ VersaGo II Mount w/ Steel Legs
Oberwerk 15x70, 25x70
Siebert Optics 5.0,5.4 & 7.5 Starsplitters and 10,15 & 22.5 Ultras and 26 Performance
TMB Planetary II 3.2 & 4
Always shopping for more!
Xpert skier and spearfishing------>
