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Jupiter

Jupiter: The biggest planet of our solar system (equatorial diameter 142800 km) is a gas giant (mainly hydrogen and helium). The mean distance to earth is 778 Mio km. On this image the different cloud bands can be recognized which rotate with the planet in about 10 hours time for a full rotation. This is why Jupiter is elongated at the equator due to the extreme centrifugal forces.

Object
Jupiter
Catagory
Sun, Moon, Planets
Designation
Jupiter
Constellation
Optics
Meade LX200 10 inch f/10 with Baader FFC @ appr. f/30
Camera
Imaging Source DMK 31 mono
Exposure
1000 video frames each Baader IR pass band,RGB filterset. Image akquisition with IC Capture
Calibration
Guiding
Mount
Astro-Physics 900 GTO
Processing
Registax, ImagesPlus,Photoshop. Appr. 450 frames each selected and stacked. Color Code L(IR),RGB
Location, Date
Somerset West, South Africa - 19 Nov 2009
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