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New Year's Jupiter

Started by jjacobso, 01/01/2003 05:36PM
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After watching the nice moon transit last night, I captured this image of Jupiter.

Seeing was really going in and out, so I was suprised at the clarity of the image!

CS,

Jake

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Nice! Very rich in detail.

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Posted 01/02/2003 11:48AM #2
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I don't see the lines in this image. Video can certainly do some funny things at times, however.

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