Ganymede slides across Jupiter Sept 27 2022 (Jim Lafferty)

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Ganymede slides across Jupiter Sept 27 2022

Acquisition type: Lucky imaging

One day after Jupiter's opposition, Ganymede slides across the planet's face, it's shadow following closely.

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Observer=Jim Lafferty
Location=Redlands, Ca
Scope=C11 XLT
Camera=Mars-C II
Filter=RGB
Profile=Jupiter
Diameter=49.80"
Magnitude=-2.94
Altitude=45.33°
CMI=23.1° CMII=346.8° CMIII=277.7° (during mid of capture)
FocalLength=5600mm (F/20)
Resolution=0.11"
Filename=2022-09-28-0531_1-JL-RGB-Jup_Mars-C II.ser
Date=270922
Start=222939.647
Mid=223109.649
End=223239.652
Start(UT)=052939.647
Mid(UT)=053109.649
End(UT)=053239.652
Duration=180.005s
Date_format=ddMMyy
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LT=UT
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FPS (avg.)=118
File type=SER
Binning=1x1
Bit depth=8bit
Data=RAW
Debayer(Preview)=no
Debayer(Data)=no (RAW)
Debayer(Algorithm)=NearestNeighborFast
Debayer(Pattern)=BG
ROI=704x650
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Shutter=8.428ms
Gain=363 (51%)
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WRed=60
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Histogramm(max)=0
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Limit=3 Minutes
Sensor temperature=31.8°C
Target=Jupiter, Date: 280922, Time: 053109 UT, Mag: -2.94, Dia: 49.80, Res: 0.11, Az: 133.36, Alt: 45.33, Phase: 1.00, CM: CMI=23.1° CMII=346.8° CMIII=277.7°, Camera: Mars-C II, Scope: C11 XLT, FL: 5600mm, F-ratio: 20, Observer: Jim Lafferty, Location: Redlands, Ca,

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