Jupiter on 1960 July 14/15 at 21:34+7m PST (05:34 UT) as sketched by Jim Low. C.M.(1) 32º, C.M.(2) 137º. 4" reflector at 130x, 167x. Seeing 4/10. Transparency 4+/5. North is down.

© Gordon Webster. Europa shadow transit, 2012 December 20. 120mm f/8.3 refractor, at 125x. This sketch was the co-winner of the first RASC Astrosketchers' Contest.

57. Photograph of Jupiter. (Lowell Obs.)

Note: this image is a thumbnail only.

55. Jupiter, two drawings, showing moon and its shadow.

54. Drawing of Jupiter, showing flattening.

53. Jupiter as seen in a small telescope.

Jupiter on 1960 November 23/24 at 15:35+10m EST (20:35 UT) as sketched by Jim Low. C.M.(1) 8º, C.M.(2) 241º. 4" reflector at 65x & 130x. Seeing 4. Transparency 3. North is down. This is a day observation, made about 0.9h before sunset. Jupiter was a faint object compared to the bright sky, and it could not be seen definitely in the 4x20mm finder.

Jupiter on 1960 November 20/21 at 16:31+10m EST (21:31 UT) as sketched by Jim Low. C.M.(1) 289º, C.M.(2) 185º. 4" reflector at 130x, 167x. Seeing 4. Transparency 3. North is down.