Comments: Imaged Jupiter May 29th in variable seeing, mostly quite ordinary but with some good periods. I note a cluster of dark features containing a compact bright spot on the edge of the NPR near the CM. Two compact dark spots are well seen in the NNTeZ near the CM, the preceding of the two dark spots has a compact bright spot very near and immediately below it. This compact bright spot is resolved at all wavelengths including Methane. The scalloped Northern edge of the NNTeB is well resolved. At least two prominent red barges are resolved in the NEB. Of interest are two very bright compact white spots near the CM in the thin red feature which dominates the Southern edge of the NEB. The Methane data well resolves the diffuse bright circular feature which extends into the edges of both the NEB and SEB near the CM.

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Observation 1
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Date	2021-05-29 19:48:00
Julian day	2459364.325
System I	355.86758°
System II	70.872795°
System III	232.39223°
Illumination	99.0%
Phase angle	11.5°
Solar longitude	39.3°
Eq. diameter	40.74″
Derotation	0.0 min