Comments: Imaged Saturn June 9th 2023 in good seeing. My 685nm IR data covers 2 hrs 30 min’s of Saturn rotation and all of it is good. There is considerable activity in the EZ and Southern hemisphere. I note a thin bright band within the EZ centered on approx Lat+3.6 and within that band are several compact bright spots and I have marked two of them at approx Lat+3.7 L1 309.9 and Lat+3.5 L1 219.2. Southern hemisphere A compact bright spot is peeking out from the Southern edge of the ring shadow at approx Lat-19.8 L3 199.4. There is a thin bright band across the STrB which included numerous bright spots including a v-prominent series of compact bright spots centered on Lat-32.1 and extending from L3 121.5 to L3 78.9 I also note a bright spot at Lat-50.1 L3 186.1 The final 685nm IR data set of the session resolves both Tethys and Tethys shadow in transit.

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Observation 1
Feature(s)	N/A
Filter(s)	685nmIR
Date	2023-06-09 19:12:00
Julian day	2460105.3
System I	250.53975°
System II	N/A
System III	165.13512°
Illumination	99.7%
Phase angle	5.800000190734863°
Solar longitude	37.3°
Eq. diameter	17.32″
Derotation	0.0 min