Jupiter on December 30, 2023 (MAILLARD)

Jupiter on December 30, 2023

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

I think it's the first time I've started shooting videos at dusk.I usually wait for darkness.Curiously, the image was very stable on the computer screen and so I enjoyed the moment for about twenty minutes before the quality dropped slightly.The 5 IRGB shots, allowed me to keep enough good raw images to make this view.I think, in particular, that the details recorded by Ganymede show this.They can thus be compared, modestly, with the image taken by the Juno spacecraft. We can make out the dark areas and also the brightness of a particularly bright crater on one pole.Ganymede, which is the largest satellite of Jupiter and the solar system (5,268 km compared to 3,474 km for the Moon), was also in an ideal configuration, ahead of the planet (1,070,000 km from it). S/N orientation.IR 610 filter.5 IRGB from 17:25 UT to 17:42 UT.

Je crois que c’est la première fois que je débute ma prise de vidéos au crépuscule.J’attends généralement l’obscurité.Curieusement l’image était très stable à l’écran de l’ordinateur et j’ai donc profité de l’instant pendant une vingtaine de minutes avant que la qualité ne baisse légèrement.Les 5 shot IRGB, m’ont permis de conserver assez de bonnes images brutes pour réaliser cette vue.Je pense en particulier, que les détails enregistrés par Ganymède le montrent.On peut ainsi les comparer, modestement, avec l’image prise par la sonde Juno. On devine les zones sombres et aussi l’éclat d’un cratère particulièrement brillant sur un pôle.Ganymède qui est le plus gros satellite de Jupiter et du système solaire (5 268 km contre 3474 km pour la Lune) était également dans une configuration idéale, devant la planète (1 070 000 km de celle-ci). Orientation S/NFiltre IR 610.5 IRVB de 17 :25 TU à 17 :42 TU.

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