SL9ImpactGalileo.jpg - Wikipedia

Description SL9ImpactGalileo.jpg	The black-and-white image of the collision of comet fragment W of comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 consists of four frames taken over a 7-second period. It shows the beginning, brightening and fading of a bright point about 44 degrees south latitude on the far side of Jupiter from the Earth. The four frames were obtained on July 22, 1994, at a distance of 238 million kilometers (148 million miles) from Jupiter. Polski: Zdjęcie uderzenia komety Shoemaker-Levy 9 w powierzchnię Jowisza zrobione z pokładu sondy kosmicznej Galileo z odległości 238 mln km
Date	Image taken 1994 July 22
Source	https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/632/comet-shoemaker-levy-9-fragment-w-impact-with-jupiter
Author	NASA/JPL
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