By Peter Lowenstein | 2022-07-06
![Community photo entitled by Sona Shahani Shukla on 07/08/2022 at New Delhi India](https://earthsky.org/upl/gravity_forms/6-d184048789a60d766a02a8e43117298b/2022/07/Jupiter-Ganymede-C.png)
On 07/08/2022 04:43 am by Sona Shahani Shukla| New Delhi India
It is monsoon time, and though there hasn't been much of rains in Delhi but the clouds are always in transit. Catching Jupiter with the GRS is always a must in planetary season, this being my first one for the year.
Ganymede was transiting which made the image more interesting, the largest Planet with the largest moon of our solar system.
The details on Ganymede surprised me, as the weather was very turbulent, not ideal for planetary.
Looking forward to imaging more features of Jupiter, each year there's so much to observe and watch in awe of this Gas Giant.
Clear Skies!
8" Skywatcher Flextube Dobsonian
EQ Platform(only a stepper motor drive for alt-az)
ZWO ASI178MC - Camera
2.5x Televue Powermate
SvBony UV/IR Filter
Captured in Sharpcap
PIPP, Stacked in ASi3, Wavelets in Registax and fine tuning in PS