Perijove-06 reenacted from Earth
Taken by Peter Rosén on May 19, 2017 @
Stockholm, Sweden
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Date Taken: 2017:07:08 10:51:43
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On the 19th of May during Perijove-06, Juno came as close as 3600 km to Jupiters surface and took a serie of fantastic close-ups of the planets surface from pole to pole shown in the top sequence.
I decided to reenact the same views by assembling amateur images of Jupiter taken around the same date from Earth at a distance of 700 million kilometer into a map (center image). Junos orbit is marked by a thin black line.
The result is the sequence on the bottom line.
/*Peter R
Credit for the Juno sequence: NASA / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstädt / Seán Doran © CC NC SA
Amateur photographers for the Jupiter map: Christopher Go, Teruaki Kumamori, Riuchi Iwamasa, Yoshida Tomoyuki
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