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Monday, September 06 2010 @ 08:33 PM EDT
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Jupiter from Pulpit Rock on Sept 19th during Mini-Meet
Tuesday, September 22 2009 @ 02:06 PM EDT
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Jupiter, Aug 25th from Pulpit Rock.
Saturday, August 29 2009 @ 09:40 PM EDT
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Jupiter (8/16/09)
Tuesday, August 18 2009 @ 10:18 AM EDT
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Jupiter on Night of July 18th/19th after the star party.
Monday, July 20 2009 @ 05:08 PM EDT
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Jupiter, July 3rd 2009
Monday, July 06 2009 @ 10:28 AM EDT
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Jupiter on 26th June 2009
Friday, July 03 2009 @ 10:53 PM EDT
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Another Jupiter on 26th June 2009
Friday, July 03 2009 @ 08:53 PM EDT
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Jupiter (MegaMeet2008)
Tuesday, June 09 2009 @ 09:24 PM EDT
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Jupiter Night Aug 9th, Pulpit Rock
Tuesday, June 09 2009 @ 09:24 PM EDT
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Jupiter with Io and Europa
Tuesday, June 09 2009 @ 09:24 PM EDT
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Jupiter (with some moons)
Tuesday, June 09 2009 @ 09:24 PM EDT
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Jupiter from Cherry Springs
Tuesday, June 09 2009 @ 09:24 PM EDT
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![Unfortunately, Mike Clarke and I were not in time to observe 'something' apparently slam into Jupiter. 10 hours after this picture was taken, this particular face of Jupiter is pointing at those awfully nice people in Australia. Photo's taken then show a large black scar appear in the South Polar Region, (the area at the top of this picture). People are theorizing that an asteroid or other lump of stuff hit Jupiter sometime between 7am (UT) when I took this photo, and 15:15pm (UT) when the Australian pictures were taken. See [url]www.spaceweather.com[/url] for updates...](http://lvaas.org/mediagallery/mediaobjects/tn/4/4_j5_combine.bmp "Unfortunately, Mike Clarke and I were not in time to observe 'something' apparently slam into Jupiter. 10 hours after this picture was taken, this particular face of Jupiter is pointing at those awfully nice people in Australia. Photo's taken then show a large black scar appear in the South Polar Region, (the area at the top of this picture). People are theorizing that an asteroid or other lump of stuff hit Jupiter sometime between 7am (UT) when I took this photo, and 15:15pm (UT) when the Australian pictures were taken. See [url]www.spaceweather.com[/url] for updates...")
![Taken using a modified ToUcam webcam mounted on an 8\" F5 Orion Newtonian being forced to operate at F15.
2000 x 1/25 second exposures, stacked using Registax, acquired using Craterlet (all free software)](http://lvaas.org/mediagallery/mediaobjects/tn/1/1_ja5_64.jpg "Taken using a modified ToUcam webcam mounted on an 8\\" F5 Orion Newtonian being forced to operate at F15.
2000 x 1/25 second exposures, stacked using Registax, acquired using Craterlet (all free software)")
![Taken with 8\" Reflector (ToUcam 900 webcam) on evening of Members Meet at South Mountain.
No alignment at this point, guided manually.](http://lvaas.org/mediagallery/mediaobjects/tn/d/d_j_io_europa.jpg "Taken with 8\\" Reflector (ToUcam 900 webcam) on evening of Members Meet at South Mountain.
No alignment at this point, guided manually.")
