Juno perijove 8, September 1, 2017 Options

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Perijove 08, images #105, #107, and #108:

Those are JPG versions of the files I uploaded the last almost two hours to missionjuno.

Before this, I spent some time to upload on junocam.pictures.
Those are the full, uncropped images, for those who can't wait the next few minutes, until I'll have uploaded the other images to UMSF.
I don't even try to describe in words, how fantastic theses images are.
Two of them are preliminary, since they aren't completely free of repetitive camera artifacts; the rather conservative patching algorithm didn't find sufficiently redundant data to patch the spots; at some point later, I may extend the patching algorithm for these rare cases.

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#109

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#110:

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#111:

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#112:

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#113, with some remaining repetitive artifacts, I'll need to work on:


This dark ellipse isn't a processing artifact, but the shadow of a moon:

I didn't find out the shadow of which moon. With the "Eyes on Juno" simulation, I ruled out all four Galileans. There are three possible explanations:
1. I made a mistake by using the simulation.
2. The simulation is inaccurate.
3. It's the shadow of Amalthea.
Is there anyone here, who is able to find out, which moon cast the shadow?

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#114, also preliminary due to residual repetitive artifacts:

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#116:

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#117:

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#118:

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#119:

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#120:

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#121, and #122:

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#123, and #124:

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And the last two for now, #125, and #126: