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Wind Holwing and Poor Seeing

Started by jimhp29401us, 03/21/2004 11:38PM
Posted 03/21/2004 11:38PM Opening Post
but, with the Transits of Io and Ganymede happening I had to give it a try. At least being in an observatory allowed me to observe at all. The wind was impressive with strong gusts. This ia an image with my AP 9" F/15 folded apo. The lack of detail is due to poor seeing. Io is on the limb, then Ganymede's shadow, then Ganymede.

Jim Phillips

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Posted 03/22/2004 01:21AM #1
Jim,

Pretty awesome image considering the conditions!! Lets hope it's clear and calm this weekend for the triple transit.

It's going to be fun to see who submits results first to different places like spaceweather, etc. smile

Paul

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Posted 03/22/2004 03:22PM #2
Hi Jim -

Great image - even if the conditions were not the best. Cool to see the contrast between the two moons. Thanks for sharing it.

Alan

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Posted 03/22/2004 09:26PM #3
Hi Jim,

Actualy not a bad image at all , living in Oklahoma
where the wind comes sweeping down the plains I difenitaly
know the problems wind can bring.

Thanks,

Wes Higgins



Posted 03/22/2004 11:02PM #4
Jim,

You still captured a good bit of detail notwithstanding.

Very pleasing image.

Derrick.