Jupiter - March 25th, 2016
Taken by Charles Triana on March 25, 2016 @
Bogota, Colombia
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Here is an image of Jupiter in the night on March 24th, 2016, obtained during an observation period of 26 minutes, under good seeing and good transparency. After more than a month without possibility of obtaining images, because of the weather, the return to the observation has been spectacular with this image, my better observation achieved during this season.
Near the central meridian the Great Red Spot (GRS) is observed, which presents a very intense red color, with an even redder center, and are observed atmospheric disturbances behind it. In addition, are observed some features within the GRS. Particularly interesting is the breakdown of the SEB toward the equatorial zone, north of the GRS.
Ahead of the red spot are observed two spots of dark brown, on the southern edge of the SEB. Further south are observed the white ovals A2-A3-A4-A5, and is observed the red spot in the SPB.
In the northern hemisphere the NEB is darker than SEB. The WSZ is observed with quite brightness, on the northern edge of the NEB. Those two strips bluish are interesting in the NTropZ, which are located in slightly different latitudes or they are a possible break.
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http://www.astroexplor.rg
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