This page contains a selection of images and photomosaics that I have processed from raw spacecraft imagery. Most of the images I have processed and consider to be of high quality are included here. Many of these images have previously appeared in various places on several websites, particularly the now-defunct Unmanned Spaceflight discussion forum, and some of them may no longer be easy to find.
An exception is JunoCam images. Most of my processed JunoCam images can be found on the
Mission Juno website, specifically
here. For that reason, they are not currently included in this collection, although I may add a selection of them in the future.
The most interesting images presented here are probably the Voyager images of Jupiter. A few of these are reprocessed and improved versions of images that were originally released in 1979, but most have never before been processed in this way.
These days it seems necessary to explicitly mention that no AI was used in the processing of any of these images. Every visible detail originates from the original raw image data. No image content has been generated, added, or altered using AI.
Information on copyright and licensing is at the bottom of the page.
Licensed under
CC BY-NC 4.0.
Additional permission is granted for scientific, educational, research, public-outreach, and similar uses, including cases where such uses are published, distributed, or operated commercially, provided appropriate attribution is given.
Examples include scientific publications (including commercially published peer-reviewed journals), educational books and textbooks, museum and planetarium materials, documentary productions, and astronomy-, space-, or planetary-science-related websites.
Although the permissions above are intended to cover most scientific, educational, outreach, museum, and documentary uses, I am always interested in hearing about such uses and would appreciate being informed when practical.
