Comments: Imaged Jupiter July 16th in good seeing, have exceptional data, arguably my best Jupiter data for this apparition. Stacked 100% of the Ch4 data and 80% to 90% of all 685nm IR, R, G & B data. Have great depth of resolved detail from pole to pole and limb to limb, the fine detail that was visible in the live feed was extraordinary. I note two very small bright ovals near the CM on the edge of the NPR. There is a small bright oval between the F limb and CM in the NNTB. A formation of tiny dark spots are resolved spread across the NTB from limb to limb. The intricate structure within the NEB is very well resolved at all wavelengths. Two dark most extravagant festoons stream from the Southern edge of the NEB back through the EZ. Most delicate structure is seen across the EZ and in a band across the Northern edge of the SEB. I note a red barge near the CM just toward the P limb. There is considerable very fine resolved detail in the SSTB including a line of three bright ovals and there is an assortment of tiny dark spots within the SPR.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	b
Date	2020-07-16 14:03:06
Julian day	2459047.0854166667
System I	173.9983°
System II	149.53104°
System III	226.68675°
Illumination	100.0%
Phase angle	0.4000000059604645°
Solar longitude	12.0°
Eq. diameter	47.56″
Derotation	0.0 min