Observation by Martin Lewis: Ganymede and Io 11th October 2022
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Martin Lewis
Observer
Martin Lewis
Observed
2022 Oct 11 - 20:54
Uploaded
2022 Oct 14 - 18:17
Objects
Jupiter
Equipment
- 444mm Dobsonian
- ASI482MC + L for Io
- ASI224MC + L for Ganymede
Location
St Albans, UK
Target name
Ganymede and Io
Title
Ganymede and Io 11th October 2022
About this image
Ganymede & Io images compared with Winjupos simulations. LH images both taken in the good seeing on 11th October from St.Albans UK. Ganymede only 1.8" across & Io just 1.3" across
Martin
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Comments
Minor problem --- the image should be tagged "Jupiter", not Aspidiske.
Unless you wish to join my campaign for solar system satellites to be added to the tag list ...
Amended. Should default to something meaningless when you put an unacceptable value in rather than the first item on the true list.
Should be a photo of the week, IMO.
Martin's telescope has an Airy disk of 0.3 arcseconds. He seems to have managed to deconvolve to a scale smaller than that. To see this, consider that Ganymede is only six disks across and Io 4.5 disks. The detail on Ganymede looks a bit better than 1/6 of its diameter to me.
Martin: in my view it should default to an error condition. Failing that, to no tag at all. Agree it should not default to a valid but incorrect value.
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