Scientists have taken the sharpest-ever whole-planet picture of Jupiter from the Earth’s surface, thanks to UC Berkeley astronomers.
A group of Berkeley astronomers operated a new tool that uses an improved technique to take the atmospheric blur out of images retrieved by telescopes on the ground.
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Cal Makes Sharpest Image Ever Of Jupiter From Earth
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