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Saturn imaged from the 14th, 15th of June with its Serpent storm still going strong and stirring materials from down under the surface. Will it be there on its next apparition? time will tell but its scarring will surely be there. The moon Dione could be seen at the southern pole region (Bottom Righ...

Saturn with its very active Serpent storm now in its six months of its formation and still plowing through its surface and leaving a trail and possibly viewable on the next apparition and the moons Dione (top L) and Rhea (bot R). http://www.jaicoa-observatory.com/Saturn_11_06_2011_0037ut-0135ut-EMo....

M51 top from april 2010 and at present june 11th, 2011 (lower image).

Saturn with its (NED) storms trailing path has created a trough of darker materials (gas) and the moon Dione could be seen also.

Saturn with its NED (Serpent Storm) is still quite active churning up materials from down under the surface.

Saturn is getting smaller (Distant) from us and the rings are slightly lower from its angle. The Serpents storms trailing tail wakes still active and the moon Tethys is visble at top left of rings.

atalas wrote:Awesome Efrain!

Thank you my friend I appreciate it much and Clear Skies.

Saturn and its Serpent Storm still impressive after five months and the moons Tethys and Rhea could be seen also.

Saturn at post opposition showing its bright ring from the effect and the Serpent storms trailing path wakes. The storms main body has diminished slightly in brightness but still active and left its mark (event) in the books. The moons Dione and Tethys could be seen also. http://www.jaicoa-observato...

Saturn less then 96hrs from oposition when the main image was taken showing the mid section of the Serpent storm at the NPR. Also trace of the enke division could be seen and the ring still bright from the seeliger effect since last week. Also opositions from the last six years from present (left) c...

On this session Saturns Serpent Storm main body and its trailing tail ends (N/S) seems to have meet finally encircling the northern region of the planet. The moons Dione and Tethys are shown also at the left of the rings.

On this Photo I compiled a set of approaximately a span of five weeks of observations of the the Ring Planet Saturn and its interesting current rare event the NED Storm in which is still going strong and extending through out the northern pole region. http://www.jaicoa-observatory.com/Saturn-Set-010...

A Beaut it is and nice music also, Welldone.
Efrain

Thanks Noel, It sure is and still looks like its exspanding still. Thanks my friend.

Thanks Louie, Every day is different and very intriguant. Thanks my friend.

Saturn with its magnificent (Serpent) Storm system in which has incircled close to two thirds of northern pole region. Will the two ends meet? time will tell, Hopefully it will be around at opposition for a closer/brighter view. Also on this image two moons are visible they are Rhea and Tethys. http...

Saturn and its Serpent Storm (Unoff.Name) from Jan.11th the storm appears to be longer from last observation but slightly distorted on the lobes and encircling more of the northern Hem. most likely the largest in recorded history. Also this image can be view in Parallel vision or (3D Cross your Eye...

Saturn and its Serpent Storm (Unoff.Name) from Jan.11th the storm appears to be longer from last observation but slightly distorted on the lobes and encircling more of the northern Hem. most likely the largest in recorded history. Also this image can be view in Parallel vision or (3D Cross your Eyes...

And that's a lovely triplet, Iván Éder. NGC 869, NGC 884 and Comet Hartley 2! Beautiful colors, too. And I love the colors of your Jupiter portraits, too, Efrain Morales! Tell me, is that perhaps Io peeking out at the western(?) limb of Jupiter? Ann Hi Ann, It's the moon Ganymede transiting behind ...