>>1713427 (pb)
Yes Anon. Jupiter is the planet I've observed the most, and it's different every time I image it. Pics related are all from different months, and all my original work.
Cloud patterns change often.
Saturn changes too, the tilt of the rings change slowly, but I haven't observed it enough to see that yet, takes several years to notice the difference.
NP, I love this stuff.
Bloodless medicine has really progressed lot. Hopefully blood transfusions will be unnecessary in the future.
>They are essentially a binary system, 'orbiting' each other in a helical pattern through space.
That is technically true, however, they are not considered a true binary pair because the barycenter of the system is within the sun. A true binary system has a Barycenter outside both bodies.
Kek… muh yootoob
True, at most it could be a Brown Dwarf, but it's mass and heat generation is still way too low even for that.
Not a teacher/professor. Just a purveyor of Truth, Anon. If they aren't going to investigate in good faith, though, I won't slide anymore, just filter.
Sure you can. Look at my images posted earlier. There is an effect known as limb darkening when photographing a sphere. It makes the outline appear darker than the center. Also, if you are looking at a live view or through an eyepiece, especially on the moon, you can vary the focus to see higher or lower features around the limbs versus in the center.
I've never listened to AJ, an probably never will…
Some would call that "Fair and Balanced" Kek!
Kek! This!
Jesse is married with kids, so…. maybe.
New Q!