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After four years of posting your awesome images, I have accepted a position to design and build instruments for the new Magdalena Ridge Observatory 2.4 m. This will be my last update of the IOPW-Jupiter website. I have greatly enjoyed seeing all your images and enthusiasm. Thank you all.
The new website for all of the International Outer Planets Watch, Atmospheres
is http://www.ehu.es/iopw/.
Sincerely,
CURRENT IMAGESIRTF IMAGES 2004/Apr/08 10:31 UT, III: 194-202. 2004/Apr/08 07:02 UT, III: 68-77 EZn hot spot near CM. 2004/Apr/07 10:32 UT, III: 44-53 EZn hot spot. Log-scale 4.68 micron image. 2004/Apr/07 09:16 UT, III: 358-7 GRS, EZn hot spot on approaching limb. 2004/Apr/07 08:01 UT, III: 313-324 GRS on approaching limb. 2004/Apr/06 10:20 UT, III: 246-258. 2004/Apr/06 08:26 UT, III: 177-189.
To view more IRTF images, please click on this directory.
Note images are in TIFF format.
2004/Mar/16,17,18 https://youtu.be/i4YowfTo4hA Awesome movie from Fattinnanzi Cristian!. Caption
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If you would like to see some images of Hawaii, Mt. Evans, South Pole and
others taken by Mark Vincent, please see
https://pds-atmospheres.nmsu.edu/pub/mvincent/.
Images from the 2003 May trip. Including a view from the top of
IRTF's dome!
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Agustin Sanchez-Lavega Jose F. Rojas Jose F. Rojas Xiopw@lg.ehu.esX Remove X Irma T. Flores-Mendoza
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