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Jupiter Second Attempt Viewing at 100% My second attempt to image Jupiter, about 2 months after its 2004 opposition. Jupiter Details: Night of: Sunday April 11, 2004 Site: Ladera Ranch Local Time: 11:59 PM | Apr 11, 2004 Altitude: 0° Distance: 431,740,000 miles Magnitude: -2.36 mV Diameter: 42.45 arcsec Tilt: -1.7° SP Phase Angle: 7.19° Illumination: 99.61% Camera Settings: Telescope: 9.25-SCT Camera: SBIG ST237A + 3x f/ratio: f/30 Pixel Scale: 0.213 arcsec Gain: 0 Exposure: 0 sec Video Length: ? Frames: Stacked: 0

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