Jupiter with two of its moons visible, Io as the bright spot next to Jupiter and Europa just about visible towards the top right of the picture.

Seguimos progredindo nas capturas planetárias com a Asi290mc! Adorei essa captura de Júpiter. Foi em foco primário no Sky-watcher 200p. Mesmo assim, vejo que ela de fato pega muito mais detalhes do planeta! É possível ver 3 de suas luas: Ganimedes, Io e Europa, da esquerda para a direita. Aplicado drizzle (ampliação digital) de 1.5 no Autostakkert. Captura feita no dia 21/11/2020.

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Michael O'Connell

JUPITER + MOONS 1 SEC taken with the my Nikon Coolpix 775 attached to an eyepiece and a Meade 8" LX90 Jupiter's 4 brightest moons

2003

Mission Phase : PERIJOVE 34

Source Image: JNCE_2021158_34C00002_V01

Increased contrast to highlight topography

NASA / SwRI / MSSS / Jackie Branc

Zie je hier nu ook een paar maantjes van Jupiter?

Final image after colour balance, sharpening and size reduction

venus and jupiter with moon

100% crop of image using Nikon 400mm f/3.5 at f/4 ,1sec ISO400 focused with Angle Finder C. Taken 11-30-08

An attempt at prime focus photography of Jupiter. If you look hard and squint, you may convince yourself you see some bands and a few of Jupiter's moons.

A Jovian moon from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey

Could Europa Harbour Extraterrestrial Life?

New research cracks the code to find extraterrestrial intelligent life under the hidden oceans of Jupiter's moon, Europa.

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Jupiter and his moons through the 500mm lens

200mm zoom

April 17 provided the right conditions for some old-fashioned star gazing... or, as happened to be the case, moon gazing. What we have here is the moon and, to the upper left, Jupiter. Photo by Roni.

Geologic of Ganymede