Location: Płaza, Poland
Date: 04.11.2011
Media: graphite pencil, white paper
This is sketch of the Jupiter and one of his moons – Europa, which had a beautiful transit in the front of the Jupiter. I used an 8″ reflector with a 240x power. Seeing wasn’t so good as a few days ago, but it was livable and there wasn’t even one cloud on the sky. The Europa and her shadow was clearly visible, so I decided to made this sketch.
Hello,
Here is a composite sketch of Jupiter, showing nearly a complete rotation of the planet.
It is made in a session lasting only a single night, last november 5th.
Time: 18h30, 19h35, 20h40, 21h40, 22h40, 23h45, 0h35, 1h30 en 2h20 UT.
It shows Jupiter between length of CM2 311° and 206°.
The telescope used was a 14” Dobson with Apodizing mask.
Mag. ranged from 200x tot 360x.
Greetings,
Tom Borger
Lochem, The Netherlands
Date: 2011-10-13 / 18:30 UT
Observer: Viktor Cseh and Tamas Cseh
Location: Nagyvarsány / Hungary
I prepare this digital picture, with Photoshop CS2.
Clear Sky!
Viktor 🙂
Location: Karachi,Pakistan
Date: 29/10/2011
Media: digital tools,Gimp photo editing software
Equipment: 60mm Refractor
Focal Length: 700mm
Eyepiece: 9mm
Observing Conditions:
Seeing: 8/10
Transparency: 6/10
Location (Groningen , Holland)
Date (22-10-2011)
Media (Photoshop CS2)
Sketch of my first ever view of Jupiter.
You can see Europa , Callisto , Ganymede and the shadow of Io. Also an dark barge at the north equatorial band.
The small dot on the bottom left is probably a star
Hope you’ll like it.
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Greetings,
Location: Europe – Austria – Burgenland- Stegersbach 47° 10′ N, 16° 10′ O
Date: 11. Oct. 2010
Media: Colored Pencils
Instrument: 150/1800mm Maksutov, EQ6,
The weather was perfect. Seeing was also perfect.
Thank you
Markus Vertesich
Object Type: Conjunction
Location: Montreal, Canada
Date: October 13th 2011
Media: Pastel
On October the 13th while returning home after a lecture given by the astrophysicist J.P. Luminet, I saw this beautiful conjunction between our moon, Jupiter and the Dome of the Tower of the University of Montreal where I work. Our moon looked as if it rested on a small cloud. I sat on a nearby bench and took my time to sketched the view in my notebook. I copied the sketched at home on black paper, adding colors with pastel.
Jean Barbeau,
microbiologiste
Faculté de médecine dentaire
Université de Montréal
C.P. 6128, succursale Centre-ville
Montréal, Qué
H1T 1K3
Location: Psary, Poland
Date: 28 July 2011
Media: Graphite pencil,white paper
Jupiter is my favorite planetary. Sketch was made using the Newtonian Telescope 130/900 which won thanks to obserwations of the planet. Seeing rate 7 / 10.
Object Type (Planet, moon)
Location (At Home)
Date (16-07-2011)
Media (Photoshop CS2)
Due to bad weather it is not possible for some time to observe the sky. That’s why I tried some in Photoshop.
It is a digital impression of Jupiter with Europa in the foreground.
It is my first try, hope you’ll like it.
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Best regards,
Bert Schwertman
The Netherlands
– Object Name: Jupiter
– Object Type: Planet
– Location: Lith, the Netherlands
– Date: 11-6-2011
– Media: pencil sketch on white paper
On March 5, 1979, Voyager 1 flew past Jupiter. During this passage, the probe made a series of legendary photographs of the planet.
Almost two years later, Voyager 1 flew past Saturn. After this passage, the probe began on its interstellar mission.
The sketch below is based on a photograph of Jupiter taken by Voyager 1. It is a pencil sketch, made on white paper.
Thanks for watching!
Rutger Teule
www.rutgerteule.com
