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Jupiter Viewing at 100% Note the rare absence of the belt usually surrounding the Great Red Spot. Taken 11 days before opposition. Jupiter Details: Night of: Friday September 10, 2010 Site: Palomar Mountain Local Time: 11:41 PM | Sep 10, 2010 Altitude: 46° Distance: 368,937,153 miles Magnitude: -2.92 mV Diameter: 49.67 arcsec Tilt: +2.8° NP Phase Angle: 2.38° Illumination: 99.96% Camera Settings: Telescope: 9.25-SCT Camera: Orion Starshoot DSI2 + 3x f/ratio: f/30 Pixel Scale: 0.235 arcsec Gain: 0 Exposure: 0.04 sec Video Length: ? Frames: Stacked: 90

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