Comments: Imaged Saturn July 7th in variable seeing targeting a CM transit of the 2010 GWS AV, the first 30 minutes were quite reasonable for my initial IR, R, G, B data run but then not so good. The 685nm IR well resolves the North polar vortex and vertices of the hexagon, also resolving the AV which I measure to be at approx Lat+43 L3 6.0. The R channel data best resolves the concentric structure of the thin bright bands within the North polar collar also well resolving a compact bright spot toward the P end of the thin bright band immediately inside the North polar collar, this spot I measure to be at approx Lat+63 L3 332.1. This bright spot is well resolved in R & RGB data. All data well resolves a large amplitude ripple in the EZ impinging into the NEB just to the P side of the CM. I believe it to be preceded by another two ripples of much less amplitude and their existence is best observed in animated data.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	ir
Date	2020-07-07 14:57:00
Julian day	2459038.122916667
System I	351.72833°
System II	N/A
System III	22.857038°
Illumination	100.0%
Phase angle	1.399999976158142°
Solar longitude	4.3°
Eq. diameter	18.33″
Derotation	0.0 min