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Terrific photos Lyn!!!!!

For the first time in about a fortnight we had a relatively clear night last night. Had the opportunity to photograph Jupiter at approx. 9pm, 10pm and 11.30pm - so you can see the movement of the Galilean moons over a shorter period of time - from the left Ganymede, Europa, Io, Callisto:- 9pm:-...

On some (not all!!) photos you can do a right-click, "save image as"

Try doing a PrtSc (print screen) or ctrl-shift-s to take a screen capture of it - then you can save it as a pdf or into a word document, etc.

To quote Dr McCoy from the above episode "Great machine the M5 - no Off Switch".......

Please watch Star Trek, original series - "The Ultimate Computer". This was made in the mid-1960s and sums up AI perfectly.....

I took the dogs to the Streetly side of Sutton Park on Saturday afternoon for a good run - as a result of recent storms and snow bits of this side of the park look like a bomb has dropped - looks like the park rangers and the sawmill are in for a busy few weeks:-

Desperate OConnor is on at the Hippodrome!!!

What a great photo - so much going on in it; from the parade to the shop windows, the signs and flags on the walls to the little girl in her shawl standing alone on the corner of the road. Whoever said "a picture paints a thousand words" was correct!!

I could not agree more with you Lyn! Nice ghost sign on the building by the way!!!

AI Enhancement looks brilliant!!!

Last nights view - fascinating to watch the "dance of the moons" - from left to right Europa, Ganymede, Io and Callisto:-

And another nice one last night:- Moons from the left - Ganymede, Io, Europa and Callisto

Slightly veering off thread (sorry!) but here are some very early Ty-Phoo tea cards:-

You may have seen this before, but it is nice....

Earth and Jupiter are currently at the closest point they will be for the next 10 years - so ideal time for photography. Add a crystal clear night just before midnight yesterday and I managed to get this one:- All 4 Galilean satellites and excellent cloud detail. Moons from the left - Ganymede...

WHAT A PHOTO!!! So much going on in it!

Also managed to get some photos of Jupiter and all 4 of its Galilean satellites in the last few weeks. Photographing Jupiter is a bit of a dark art (these are taken with a camera and very big lens, not through a telescope) - you have to wait for a moonless, cloudless night otherwise you loose...

Moonset over our snowy Sutton Coldfield garden this morning:- and moon at 3.50am this morning (I had an early start to work today)

Happy Belated Birthday!!!!!