Jupiter with unknown dark spot
Taken by Judah Santiago on March 6, 2026 @ Baton Rouge, LA, USA
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As I was capturing the planet Jupiter with its moon Io, I noticed a dark spot on one of the clouds bands through the live view. At first, I thought it was the red spot, but the GRS was on the opposite side. Then I thought it could've been the shadow of Io, but Io didn't cast a shadow until a couple hours after this was taken. I checked the view on Stellarium, but I wasn't seeing any cloud/storm patterns that looked like this. Is this normal? Or something I missed? Photographed with ZWO ASI585MC through 20 inch Reflecting scope. This was taken around 8:30 PM CST on March 6, 2026
Photographer's website:
https://astro_judah.darkroom.com/
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