Observed
2015-12-27 08:54 UT
Title
JUP_20151227_085424_RGB_Charles Triana_JC
Description
Jupiter 2015/12/27 UT 08:54:24 CM=312.7°/18.6°/13.3° SCT LX200UHTC 254mm + Barlow AP BARADV 2x + RGB Astronomik Type IIc Filters + ASI120MM @ 0.11”/pixel (f/27) RGB: 4601/5544/3839 frames @ 23/27/19 fps – DeRot (14min) S: 6/10 – T: 5/5 – Alt: 72° Charles Triana - AstroExplor Observatory - Colombia Comments: This is an image of Jupiter at dawn on 27-Dec-2015, obtained over a period of 14 minutes, from 13,984 RGB frames under fair seeing and transparency. The quality is quite good, making it the best image obtained so far in this season. In the CM of the planet the Oval BA is seen presenting a darker center ring and a lighter core, with a turbulence that precedes it, but not very extended, and dark spots in front and back. In these longitudes, the southern hemisphere is less chaotic than the northern hemisphere. In the southern hemisphere, besides the BA oval and the white oval A5, are observed two white ovals between SSTZ and SPR, and an elongated brown spot. In the northern hemisphere, the NEB is darker and has an eye-shaped interesting spot on his northern edge. It is interesting the alignment in four spots at the NPR.
Wavelength
RGB
Plate Scale
0.112
CM3
12.65º
Exposure Length
827
Observation LONGITUDE
-73.6º
Observation LATITUDE
5.6º
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