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Jupiter (Planet, est. mag n/a, est. to be in Aries)
Observer: Roger Curry (e-mail: rcurry@mediaone.net, web: http://www.nefas.org)
Instrument: naked eye   Location: Jacksonville, FL, USA
Light pollution: moderate   Transparency: good   Seeing: good
Time: Fri Apr 7 00:40:00 2000 UT   Obs. no.: 521

I went to a small park on the east side of the St Johns River and was treated to a beautiful view of the conjunction of Jupiter with Mars and the Moon with Saturn.I used a low-light video camera (Supercircuits PC23C) with 50mm Contax f/1.7 SLR lens (giving approximiately 5 degree FOV) to record real-time images to Hi-8 video tape. I digitized the recording using Dazzle video capture device and made a mosaic of three still images.The mosaic and the full video are available on my FTP site at ftp://24.129.70.60 A high speed digital or cable modem is recommended for the video, since it runs about 35 Mb.

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