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Thank you for sharing your photos - this is exactly what this project is all about! :-)
Imaging from 02.09.2026. I captured simultaneously with C9.25 and C11.
At the limit of visibility, I managed to resolve the shadow transit of Tethys. The shadow is visible at the very edge of the northeastern part of the planet's disk. Tethys itself is slightly to the left and above. It resolved better on the C11. Also visible in the animation is a large equatorial storm.
Celestron C9.25-A (XLT), C11-A (XLT)
Mounts SW HEQ5 Pro and SW HEQ5-R Pro.
ZWO ASI ASI662MC and ASI664MC, ZWO ADC, 2x barlow lens block, ZWO uv/ir cut.
PIPP, AutoStakkert, RegiStax, WinJUPOS, PS.
Scale 100%.
Altitude 47 deg. Apparent diameter 19.34" (with rings 45.01").
Seeing 6/10.
Krasnodar, suburb, backyard.
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