Comments: Imaged Jupiter July 14th at opposition, have only Ch4 and 685nm IR data before conditions deteriorated making any meaningful R, G & B data impossible. That said, the IR data does have remarkably good depth of resolved detail. There is a very small bright oval well resolved to the F side of the CM on the edge of the NPR. A prominent formation of compact dark spots are lined up on the Southern edge of the NTB between the CM and P limb. Considerable fine structure is resolved in the NEB with two prominent dark features along the Southern edge of the NEB extending into the EZ. Interesting structure is resolved along the Northern edge of the SEB. Two prominent bright ovals are resolved in the SSTB and there is a conspicuous, thin and quite elongated dash between the CM and P limb down on the edge of the SPR.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	Ch4
Date	2020-07-14 12:28:00
Julian day	2459045.019444444
System I	160.02032°
System II	151.25694°
System III	227.8951°
Illumination	100.0%
Phase angle	0.0°
Solar longitude	11.8°
Eq. diameter	47.56″
Derotation	0.0 min