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Actual amateur telescope photo of Jupiter, its 4 largest moons, and Saturn

Taken by Daisuke Tomiyasu on December 21, 2020 @ Kobe, Hyogo, Japan

source: spaceweather.com - photo gallery
https://spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=171021

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Taken by Michael Teoh on December 21, 2020 @ Heng Ee Observatory, Penang, Malaysia.

source: spaceweather.com - photo gallery:
https://spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_upload.php?upload_id=171049

[caww]

We’re sooo overcast you can’t see anything but haze!

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MtnClimber, please feel free to link your list to this thread.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

Father and son at an awkward Christmas

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[Jonty30]

It’s great if you can get actual photographs of Jupiter and Saturn.

However, Stellarium, an astronomy app, can give you pictures of Jupiter and Saturn anytime you want, as long as its night in your area. YOu just zoom into their positions.

They are live simulations of the actual planets, as if you had a telescope of your own. It’s pretty cool.

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[who knows what evil?]

Clearly visible from the mountains of East Tennessee, near the North Carolina border...strong winds blew the clouds out just in time. Very cool.

[vigilante2]

I know I've been waiting 800 years for this!

[rfp1234]

I see FIVE moons, not four!

[Dusty Road]

Took some shots with my Nikon P-1000 zoomed out to 3000mm.<

[preacher]

L8r

[NetAddicted]

I forgot to go outside and look. Really warm, too. :(

[Jane Long]

Hey....the pics I took with my phone turned out just as, or maybe a bit clearer, than these!

We also set up our telescope.

A fun, and historic viewing.