BAA electronic bulletin
On 2017 June 10, Australian amateurs Darryl Milika and Pat Nicholas imaged a bright spot in Neptune's northern hemisphere. They used a C14 Schmidt-Cassegrain, with IR, R, G and B filters.
A series of images taken from 19:45 UT until 21:02 UT showed the spot moved with the rotation of the planet.
Further observations are urgently required to see if this storm persists.
Mike Foulkes. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Section director
BAA-ebulletin mailing list visit:
http://lists.britastro.org/
(c) 2017 British Astronomical Association http://www.britastro.org/
On 2017 June 10, Australian amateurs Darryl Milika and Pat Nicholas imaged a bright spot in Neptune's northern hemisphere. They used a C14 Schmidt-Cassegrain, with IR, R, G and B filters.
A series of images taken from 19:45 UT until 21:02 UT showed the spot moved with the rotation of the planet.
Further observations are urgently required to see if this storm persists.
Mike Foulkes. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune Section director
BAA-ebulletin mailing list visit:
http://lists.britastro.org/
(c) 2017 British Astronomical Association http://www.britastro.org/
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