Jupiter may be the biggest planet, but it sure seems to get picked on. On March 17, amateur astronomer Gerrit Kernbauer of Mödling, Austria, a small town just south of Vienna, was filming Jupiter through his 7.8-inch (200mm) telescope. 10 days later he returned to process the videos and discovered a bright flash of light at Jupiter's limb. s://.youtube.com/watch?v=4LiL7RYG7ac Possible asteroid or comet impact on Jupiter on March 17 "I was observing and filming Jupiter with my Skywatcher Newton ...
Jupiter may be the biggest planet, but it sure seems to get picked on. On March 17, amateur astronomer Gerrit Kernbauer of Mödling, Austria, a small town just south of Vienna, was filming Jupiter through his 7.8-inch (200mm) telescope. 10 days later he returned to process the videos and discovered a bright flash of light at Jupiter's limb. s://.youtube.com/watch?v=4LiL7RYG7ac Possible asteroid or comet impact on Jupiter on March 17 "I was observing and filming Jupiter with my Skywatcher Newton ...
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