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Double Transit Animation

Started by gy60356, 03/26/2004 12:29AM
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Posted 03/26/2004 12:29AM Opening Post
Yu Gu
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Processed all the videos that day and finally made an animation:
http://planets.lamost.org/EJupiterMar23_04Animation.htm

It shows how the Io catch up with europa!

warning: big file, might take long time to load smile

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GY
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Posted 03/26/2004 12:49AM #1
Pernel Johnson
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Now that is awesome. Great work Yu!!! I missed the actual viewing, but this made it almost seem as if I were actually watching it.

Pernel


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Posted 03/26/2004 01:32AM #2
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hi,

Just beautiful beyond words. It's amazing that we amateurs with our scopes can produce images like this.


clear skies,

Larry Citro
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Posted 03/26/2004 02:42AM #3
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Lot of work! Great contribution! Thank you very much!
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Posted 03/26/2004 04:17AM #4
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One word: Incredible!

Thanks Yu Gu!
Jake Myers
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Posted 03/26/2004 04:27AM #5
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Thanks very much Yu!

I'd love to be able to save the sequence so that I could show it to students. Is there a way it could be converted to an MPEG or Quicktime format?
Spectacular work. Thanks again.

Bob Polcyn
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Posted 03/26/2004 02:17PM #6
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Excellent job!
Beautiful animation...


Thanks for sharing!



Ivan
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Posted 03/26/2004 02:47PM #7
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Very nice. I can't wait for the triple. By the way, its was faster for me to download the file by right clicking and then opening it with IE than it was to wait for it to load directly into the browser
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Posted 03/26/2004 04:18PM #8
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Hey, that's beautiful! Looks like the seeing gets better as the GRS rotates into view. Excellent!

Jim Phillips
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