Big storm on Saturn |
Big storm on Saturn |
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The solar system is a happening place this week! I just learned of a major storm in Saturn's northern hemisphere, being monitored by the usual band of talented amateurs. See this site for a list of recent images. Chris Go's site has a particularly nice image.
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![]() Lord Of The Uranian Rings ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 798 Joined: 18-July 05 From: Plymouth, UK Member No.: 437 ![]() |
Just got back from London: drooled over Charlie Brown (not literally), gawped at Ralph's penetrometer -- and even touched a chunk of the Titanic's hull!
Oh, and here's a quick RGB composite from this latest, bountiful, batch of raws: -------------------- |
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