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Planet Jupiter color composite from a red exposure at 10:54:38 UT, a green exposure at 10:57:28 UT and a blue exposure at 11:00:02 UT on 04/15/95. The telescope was an 8" Celestron Schmidt/Cassegrain operating at f/10. The camera was a SBIG ST-6 CCD. The exposure time 0.10 seconds for each exposure. Adobe Photoshop was used to enhance the image and make the composite.
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This image was obtained at the Student Observatory on the morning of April 15, 1995, using a Santa Barbara Instrument Group ST-6 electronic camera on the 8" Celestron Compustar. The exposure was 0.1 seconds in length at 3:57:28 am (10:57:28 UT). Visible are the major bands and belts and the famous Great Red Spot.
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This composite color image was obtained at the Student Observatory on the evening of June 3, 1995, using a Santa Barbara Instrument Group ST-6 electronic camera on the 12" Wiley Cassegrain. The exposures were 0.2 seconds in length at 9:52:21 pm (red), 9:55:20 (green) and 9:57:36 (blue). Visible are the major bands and belts and the famous Great Red Spot.
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