2011 September 22 Photo Gallery by Larry A. Stevens at pbase.com

2011 September 22

Slightly more than half a rotation of Jupiter is shown in these images. You can also watch Ganymede disappear into Jupiter's shadow (after the 7:25 image) and then emerge from the shadow (partially visible in the 9:35 image). An image was taken every 10 minutes (with the exception of the 7:15 image was lost when I forgot to reset the new capture image).

JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0535 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0545 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0555 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0605 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0615 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0625 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0635 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0645 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0655 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0705 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0725 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0735 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0745 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0755 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0805 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0815 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0825 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0835 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0845 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0855 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0905 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0915 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0925 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0935 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0945 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 0955 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 1005 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 1015 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 1025 UT	JUPITER - 2011.09.22 1035 UT
JUPITER - 2011.09.22 1045 UT

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