HD video of Jupiter Rotation with Eye and Moon transit

This video was taken on 8/8/2010 from my back yard with my Tak 130Toa telescope. It shows the Red storm and the baby red storm transit the disk and there is also a moon floating by.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• planet
• jupiter
• solar system
• universe

[paul78703]

Does the eyepiece view through your TOA-130 look like this??? If so, that is really amazing for a 5.1" optic.

[armicheal]

@paul78703 - Hello, the Takahashi 130TOA has an even better view than I can show here. youtube compresses the video quite a bit. Also when looking though the telescope the view of jupiter looks alot like the hubble view only alot smaller. The clarity of a telescope like this is really nice for large bright objects like Jupiter.

[CmdrGendoIkari]

@climbingastro - It's a bunch of 1-2 minute video captures processed through Registax for each frame of this sequence.  It's possible it's one long capture that was later divided up into1-2 minute sequences to run through Registax. Judging by the amount of rotation (~180deg), it's about 4-1/2 hours worth of video capturing.

It looks great btw.

[Basard100]

Nice man!!!!

[climbingastro]

Nice work, a video every 5mn ?

[dashiznit06]

Its spinning but the storm and winds look like they're spinning faster than the planet!

[imanoob4]

D= Jupiter is leaving Soon