Comments: Imaged Jupiter September 9th in good seeing have very nice depth of detail across the field. I note a prominent red oval toward the P limb on the Southern edge of the NPR. There is considerable fine detail within the NPR. Quite prominent in R, G, B, & UV is a thin red band near the CM on the Southern edge of the NPR. NTeZ outbreak #3 is near the CM while outbreak #2 is coming in from the F limb. The intricate detail within the NEB is well seen with several concentrated bright spots. Two prominent dark regions associated with festoons in the EZ are seen on the Southern edge of the NEB. The GRS chimneys remains open and Oval BA has a prominent ring within it resolved in R, G & B data. Clydes spot is toward the P limb while DS6 is resolved as two separate spots in all 685nm IR, R, G & B data. Very fine detail is resolved in the disturbed region following Oval BA and many v-small dark spots are resolved in the STB & SSTeB with a red oval resolved toward the F limb in the SPR. The CH4 data resolves a bright spot within the GRS chimney.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	b
Date	2020-09-09 09:16:06
Julian day	2459101.886111111
System I	46.12794°
System II	323.58136°
System III	55.28409°
Illumination	99.299995%
Phase angle	9.699999809265137°
Solar longitude	16.6°
Eq. diameter	43.29″
Derotation	0.0 min