• JUPITER in Infrared • Lucky Imaging 10.9.2020 • This video shows one lucky imaging set of observations on Jupiter, taken 8 April 2019 in infrared, as a timelapse on each pointing of the mosaic (left) used to construct the final full view of Jupiter (right). The power of lucky imaging is clearly shown: some frames are sharp and detailed, while others seem blurred or even unfocused because of changes in Earth’s atmosphere above the telescope. By combining only the sharpest images in each pointin

#TBT Jupiter animation with 25 x 90s lucky imaging captures (2019-05-05). 🔭Photographer: Darren E. ⚙️Equipment: Celestron C11 XLT #ASI290MC CEM60 More info here: https://www.astrobin.com/404807/ "Each of these was sharpened, then de-rotated in incremental batches of 8 images using WinJUPOS. The animation therefore represents a moving average of 8 images - this reduces the overall number of frames in the animation, but improves the quality of each frame. Total rotation time represented is just s

From the very beginning, I’ve been lucky enough to watch this sweet family’s journey through pregnancy. It’s been so special to see mom and dad step into this new chapter—they are truly some of the most genuine and sincere people you’ll ever meet. And their little one - absolutely adorable every single time! So photogenic that choosing a favorite image was nearly impossible, especially this last time—wide-eyed and full of expression. The perfect way to wrap up our time together! 💙🥹 #ultrasound