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We’re calling all amateur astronomers to upload their telescopic images and data of Jupiter. These uploads are critical for the ongoing Discussion section and will help NASA successfully plan the future of the mission.
If you're a veteran astrophotographer or if you're just getting started with your first telescope, we highly recommend you read our Submission Guidelines [pdf] before submitting data. In the PDF you'll find information about the best capture and process workflows as well as links to free software and tutorials.
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In the Image Processing section you can access the latest JunoCam images of Jupiter and see submitted processed images.
CH4 data. Imaged Jupiter November 30th in reasonable seeing. Have good depth of resolved detail across the field. There is a considerable amount of fine detail resolved within the NPR including a dark thin linear feature near the pole and a v-small bright spot on the Southern edge of the NPR. Many compact dark spots are resolved in the NNTeB. These data well resolve the fine structure within the NEB including a compact bright near the Southern edge of the NEB and two of the very dark linear features also along the Southern edge of the NEB. A good depth of fine detail is seen within the EZ which still has a reddish colour. The turbulent region following the GRS is well resolved including a compact bright and compact dark spot immediately following it. Two small white ovals are resolved in the SSTeB.