Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Jupiter from the Isle of Palms, 03-12-2013

I'm taking a break off the coast of South Carolina on the Isle of Palms.  This pic of Jupiter is a quick stack and process taken this evening off my balcony with my ETX 125 and trusty LifeCam.  I don't have access to my usual processing tools, and the atmosphere was rather unsteady, but the pic shows the planet and three Galilean moons.

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