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Jupiter with the great red spot Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 44 seconds Jupiter captured through my telescope on Dec 3, 2011. |
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Jupiter with DBK21 Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 44 seconds Jupiter captured from near Chania, Crete, on Sep 3 2011. This is one of my best so far. Teleport10, Johnsonian TypeV, DBK21. Go to http://planetimaging .blogspot.com/ for lots of geeky astrostuff. |
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Jupiter, Ganymede & Io Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 47 seconds Jupiter from my balcony. Captured with a Teleport10, DBK21, on Aug 14, 2011, from Gournes, Crete, Greece. |
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Lightning seen from a plane Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 261 seconds Lightning seen from a plane, somewhere above central/SE Europe. |
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Saturn with DBK21 camera Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 50 seconds http://planetimaging .blogspot.com/ Saturn captured on May 15 2011, from Ederi, Crete, Greece, through a Teleport 10 telescope with a DBK21 camera. |
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Moon craters Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 37 seconds The region around Cyrillus and Theophilus, captured on May 18, 2002. Teleport 10 (undriven) and Philips Toucam pro web camera. |
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Jupiter and Europa through a telescope Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 47 seconds Jupiter and its moon Europa captured on Nov 03, 2010. Captured through a 10" Teleport with Toucam Pro web camera. |
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Jupiter and its moon Europa (and Io) through a telescope Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 70 seconds Jupiter on a night of very good seeing. The shadow of Europa is seen on the planet, and Europa itself is on the right. For a brief moment the moon Io can be seen on the left. Captured with a Toucam pro web camera through a 10" Teleport, on Nov 3, 2010, from Ederi, Crete, Greece. |
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Jupiter in very good seeing Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 72 seconds Jupiter in very good seeing, captured with a web camera through an amateur telescope. This is my best webcam image so far. Captured through a 10" Teleport, 5x Powermate +extension tube, Toucam Pro PCVC740K with SPC900 firmware. Captured from Ederi, Crete, Greece, on Sep 27, 2010, 21:20 UT. |
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Space debris passing in front of the Moon Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 3 seconds Probably a piece of space debris known as deb ESSA 3. It has USSPACECOM Catalog No. 8791. Captured with a Logitech quickcam express, ETX90. Sep 27 2001. |
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Jupiter occulting a star, the long version Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 71 seconds Jupiter passing in front of the star Cap45. Captured with a Toucam web camera through a 10" Teleport, from Skinakas, Crete, Greece |
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Jupiter with the great red spot Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 87 seconds Jupiter captured with a web camera through an amateur telescope. Captured on Sep 3, 2010, from Ederi, Crete, Greece, with a 10" Teleport and a Toucam web camera. |
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Saturn and Titan through a telescope Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 29 seconds Saturn with its moon Titan captured with a web camera through my telescope on March 22 2010. Equipment: 10" f/5 Teleport, Johnsonian Type V tracking platform, Baader UV/IR filter, 5x Powermate with Orion extension tube, Phlips Toucam Pro web camera. 5 fps. Processed in Registax and Photoshop. The still image has been resized to 150%. |
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Jupiter with the Great red spot in very good seeing Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 42 seconds Jupiter on Oct 10 2009 in very good seeing. The great red spot is clearly visible. |
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Jupiter and Ganymede Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 22 seconds Jupiter captured from Crete, Greece, through an amateur telescope with a web camera. The moon on the left is Ganymede. Captured on Oct 01, 2009, through a 10" Teleport with a Toucam Pro web camera. |
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Jupiter in fair seeing Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 18 seconds Jupiter captured on Aug 23, 2009, in seeing that is only fair, but about as good as it ever gets down at sea level in Crete during the summer. |
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Jupiter occulting a star Posted by: jonkristoffersen
Video duration: 9 seconds Jupiter is about to occult the star Cap 45. The upper atmosphere of Jupiter creates a lensing effect that causes the star light to flash. On the right the moon Europa can be seen. Also visible is the "Bird strike" impact remnant near the south pole. 25 cm newtonian and Toucam Pro web camera, from Crete, Greece on Aug 3-4, 2009. |
