#iPhonePhotography | 秋天的木星 the Ten Second – Autumn wintery foggy June 2017- Planet #Jupiter…..

On A very wintery cold autumn night sky in Auckland, New Zealand, that night also day of 17th June 2017 was an extremely foggy day that also fog out Auckland in particular… In which it stood there for the whole day for a moment till the Sun- the nearest star to Earth, was able to warmth up radiant wintery heat the Auckland landscape only…… That Day the foggy landscape roam over with silent in which during the later hours in the afternoon of the Manukau Harbour encompassing any possible views of story telling the night sky….

Until that night there was moments off pockets of windows to storytelling of the night sky in which the Planet Jupiter in the bodice of the Constellation of the Virgin –Virgo…  orthough it was observable through the thin layers of fog there it was in the clear window in which you could see only forty light minutes ago, least eight hundred million kilometers away from Earth as well with the tropical bands In with the many layers of intensive impressive weathering system as too among its Galilean Moons as progressively going from occultation into transiting with multiple eclipses. .

#iPhonePhotography | 秋天的木星 the fifteen second – Autumn #Jupiter with the Galilean Moon Io in a wintery frosty night …

On a very frosty Autumn wintery  Auckland, New Zealand night sky in which, outside temperature  dropped below ten degrees Celsius that night …. As New Zealand braces for an extremely cold wintery snowy season than of season last…. . In view of the Moon in which slowly progressively risen latterly as progress through the weeks has it she headed toward the full moon waxing gibbously which showing the unveiling of her terminator veil…  also in view is the Planet Jupiter currently sitting in the constellation Virgo the Virgin, in Latin Virgin is another name for a young or teenage girl..  As the planet Jupiter is located nearby the star Spica in where it’s located in the bodice abreast wise of body of Virgo.  In which in this view nearby is one of its Galilean Moons Io as it moves from behind occultation into transiting view…

木星 – May’s Planet Jupiter | #iPhonePhotography | on a crystal autumn wintery night the giant red spot on the side..

After a recently delude of rain in the recents week in Auckland, New Zealand… May 2017, as the weeks progressively weather wise clearing for the remainingly teasing blankets of rain clouds seductively in revealing crystal wintery night skies… in which the Planet Jupiter with its four main Galilean Moons  Io, Europa, Castillo, Ganymede was in its progressive orbiting view as it skew one side from Occultation to transiting around it parent planet. Viewing that Autumn Wintery cold night, I could see Jupiter’s iconic signature Giant Red three Earth’s width spot, moved from the last time I’ve viewed it, as it was recently last in the center view, then now it’s on almost at the circumference rim of the Planet looking at least averagely eight hundred million kilometers also  forty Minutes ago back in time from the Planet Earth the third planet from the nearest star, the Sun… in the Solar -Sol System …….

#iPhonePhotography April 2017 | 木星- The 30 second planet Jupiter with that iconic red stormy eye….

Filmed during a remarkable opening window of a very stormy night in the making in which the clouds nomadic blanketing the night skies… Then comes an opening during the early evening before later in the night becomes a very much traditional Auckland’s cloudy night sky in to the night..

Using the thirty inch mirror – Cassegrain telescope nickname “Edith” after its Donor Edith Winstone Blackwell at Auckland Observatory- Stardome... with my friend in showing to the Planet Jupiter while there’s an opening window in between clouds on that night telling a family Jupiter ‘stories, .. in which there’s it is the iconic more than 100,000 year old  three Earth width stormy red eye that’s located in the tropics of the hundreds thousands of layered on-going hurricane storms that everlasting looking at the still while Planet Jupiter starts to recedes to be the closest towards this Planet Earth. In view….

Filmed with an iPhone six freehand without any brackets adapter mounting, at 1920 by 1080 unedited…