From the cosmicdiary page:

"PS: from J.H. Rogers of the British Astronomical Association All observers in Europe or east coast America, if you can observe the planet late tonight, please take a look and see if an impact scar has appeared! The CML of his raw image is: C.M.: 300.1° 34.1° 210.6° So the region should be visible from about 04:00 to 06:30 UT (June 4)." Jupiter will have to be up a couple of hours from rise time to get out of the soup. Anybody with a few minues to spare want to see if the feature will be visible tomorrow morning from Utah? I'm not getting up early if it's rotated out of view. On 6/3/10, Canopus56 <canopus56@yahoo.com> wrote:

Jupiter rise times UT Time (subtract 6 for MDT)

Salt Lake City, Utah Location:  W111°53'23.3", N40°45'52.3",  1301m

      Date               Rise  Az.       (UT1)                           h  m   ° 2010 Jun 04 (Fri)        08:39  91 2010 Jun 05 (Sat)        08:35  91 2010 Jun 06 (Sun)        08:32  91 2010 Jun 07 (Mon)        08:28  91 2010 Jun 08 (Tue)        08:24  91 2010 Jun 09 (Wed)        08:21  91 2010 Jun 10 (Thu)        08:17  91

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