| Object | Callisto |
| Image type | image |
| File size | 185.0 KB |
| URL | callisto2017-03-14_04-54-00__asoares.png |
| Observer | Avani Soares |
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Comments: I just do not even know what to say about this picture. A few years ago I would not believe that such a photo was possible, even more so in places that seeing is not brilliant. However, with the increased quality of telescopes available to amateurs and especially with the advancement of imaging technology, I do not doubt anything else. As we can see again, many details are visible in the photos that hit with the images of WinJupos. Anyway .... we can only compare!
| Observation 1 | |
| Feature(s) |
Callisto Io Europa Ganymede |
| Filter(s) | N/A |
| Date | 2017-03-14 04:54:00 |
| Julian day | 2457826.7041666666 |
| System I | 250.04° |
| System II | 177.08° |
| System III | 289.63° |
| Illumination | 100.0% |
| Phase angle | 4.900000095367432° |
| Solar longitude | 275.9° |
| Eq. diameter | 1.46″ |
| Derotation | 0.0 min |
| Observation 2 | |
| Feature(s) |
Callisto Io Europa Ganymede |
| Filter(s) | N/A |
| Date | 2017-03-15 04:47:00 |
| Julian day | 2457827.699305556 |
| System I | 43.77° |
| System II | 323.25° |
| System III | 76.0° |
| Illumination | 100.0% |
| Phase angle | 4.7° |
| Solar longitude | 275.9° |
| Eq. diameter | 1.46″ |
| Derotation | 0.0 min |
