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Started by Alan Friedman, 10/02/2004 05:18PM
Posted 10/02/2004 05:18PM Opening Post
Apologies if you have seen an earlier version of this image. In an attempt to recapture hard drive space for new projects I spent some time finishing this image from earlier in the year. I used data from streams a couple of minutes on either side of the time shown to strengthen the signal and draw out as much definition as I could on Io.

Phillips ToUcam video captured through my A/P 10" mak and A/P 2x barcon during good seeing conditions in Cedar Key, FL.

best,
Alan

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Posted 10/02/2004 05:42PM #1
It does look like an voyager image!, amazing, truly amazing
best regards Jan

would a little smaller image not get sharper?
Posted 10/02/2004 05:52PM #2
That detail on Io is so cool! Good work.
-Joe
Posted 10/02/2004 09:17PM #3
Amazing !!!!,thanks for sharing
Freddy
Posted 10/02/2004 09:23PM #4
Posted 10/02/2004 10:55PM #5
Hi Alan,
What a Magnificent image of Jupiter!! I remember this exsquisite imnage from last year. That detail on Jupiter's moon is Fantastic!
Here is one of my best efforts from last year with my TMB 8" F/9.
Congraulations again. I suppose you are planning a return trip to Cedar Key?

Jim Phillips

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Posted 10/03/2004 12:07AM #6
Simply wonderful!
Amazing detail my friend!


Keep'em coming!


Ivan
smile

P.S.
(shhh, don't worry, won't tell nobody you have a time-share with hubble...... oooops!)
wink

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Posted 10/03/2004 07:07AM #7
Alan,

A great image of Io and it's shadow. Much detail is recorded in this image. I look forward to your future images.

Carlos

Jim Phillip's image is excellent as well.