Jupiter and four of its moons

Jul 25, 2021 1:32 AM

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This picture is captured in the crudest way, by pointing my phone through my eye piece. However, it’s still pretty spectacular. With my eye, I could see the rings of its “surface”. Hope you enjoy!

EDIT: So glad so many enjoyed it! Send pics of your favorite celestial object (PS: while it qualifies, please don’t send pictures of your mom)

Juppppp

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You pervs looking at planets you wanna conquer ...yall need space jesus.

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S E X AY

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You pervs looking at planets you wanna conquer ...yall need space jesus.

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I love this! Thanks for sharing

5 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Nice

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I had a crumb on my screen that made it look like 5 moons, I chuckled to myself a bit :p

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Jupiter has 79 moons. Greedy fucker.

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Seeing this and Saturn's rings for the first time when I first got my telescope made me all space-giddy.

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Hoax, Jupiter is flat!

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Does the orbital plane of Jupiter’s moons match up to the orbital plane of the planets going around the sun?

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Yes, and with the rings of the surface. The proto disc of our solar system aligned along one plane, so most stuff is along the same plane

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Interesting! Thank you for the response!

5 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

getting the lens lined up with the eyepiece, not easy, well done.

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So, rings of the surface.. It's a gas giant with no visible surface, try bands or color. It is beautiful though Isn't it.

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That’s why I wrote “surface”, and I feel that way of putting it is good for both laypeople and others. Honestly, I could describe the /

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mechanics behind the formation of our planets from the proto disc all the way to theories of the perpetuating red spot. This feels pedantic.

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That's amazing! I try to do that and you cant see anything

5 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 0

What kind of telescope did you use?

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

It’s a Newton reflector, 150/700 I believe. Sky Watcher EQ2 something something

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There are FOUR lights!

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I see all 4 moons and Jupiter. The last one is a lot dimmer and closer to the center of the photo.

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Tea, earl grey, hot.

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Five, Captain.

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But is Jupiter aligned with Mars while the moon is in the seventh house?

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Not right now, sorry

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Not the age of aquarius, apparently

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I never have to cut it 'cause it stops by itself.

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"All of these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landings there."

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So of course the chinese did.

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I always suspected that Europa was like the toy chest for the star-child. And he doesn’t like to share his Legos.

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The monolith advanced the pre-existing life there - chlorophyll into more advanced life. 2061 goes into it in-depth

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Use them together use them in peace

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Not part of the original story. The whole threat of war thing was added to make the movie more 'dramatic'.

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Or else…

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Such an underrated movie!

5 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

What is this please?

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Europa Report

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One, two, three...........................................................................................................four.

5 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Look towards the center of the image. Far away from the rest.

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I see it, I was just trying to show the spacing via words XD Spaces wouldn't work so I had to use periods.

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I got that about five minutes after I posted the comment :D

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@OP good photo. If you can, try to play with your phone's camera settings, a shorter exposure picks up Jupiter's color

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I was trying. I think this was the 8mm and I have a 5mm, and even a Barlow. In addition, the focus was for my eyes and not the camera, so /

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definitely room for improvement! I am even have a camera mount!

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Oh wow you really went all out. Yeah this is one of the rare times where too much light is the problem. But it sounds like you are enjoying

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I locked the AF on my phone, but even the dimmest pictures I took was without detail. I think focus was the biggest problem, looking back.

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That could be it, but change the ISO on your phone. I think around 50-100 for Jupiter and Saturn are good for detail

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v Yes I do

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??Welcome to Imgur !

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I want to get to know you is that ok

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It's ok

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Where are you Located

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I did this exactly with my phone a few nights ago, I thought it was my pic at first :) kinda makes you want to get a telescope camera.

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You can easily get camera mounts for existing cameras, no need for a second camera :)

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We don’t have a camera at the moment other than our phones, so I figured go right for the telescope version

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Maybe I should too, thanks for the tip!

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Jupiter is a ducking big planet

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Jupiterodactiles

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Pseudoscience. Quackery.

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Fucking neato

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Lol ? showed this to my 2 year old because I thought someone posted a picture of Jupiter. Took me a while to realise!

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Looks flat

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Pictures don’t do justice. Seeing it through your own eyes is something I think everyone should experience if they have a chance.

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I remember, when I first saw the ring on Saturn with my telecope once. It was really awesome, because I just pointed at the brightest star

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Totally. Seeing celestial objects for real is an absolutely humbling experience.

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This. Seeing the little ball of Jupiter just hanging in the sky or the actual rings on Saturn has a punch for me that pictures just don't.

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Even seeing the moon through a good telescope is mind blowing. To then reaim it towards Jupiter or Saturn is indescribable.

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BRB, going to Jupiter to get less stupider.

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Bring me something back. See if they have any "Bort" novelty license plates in the gift shop.

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Also seeing Saturn for the first time. The rings and the shadow over them convinces one's ape-brain that it is, indeed, 3-dimensional.

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First time I saw Saturn I was like "OMFG, it's fucking real!" Blew me away.

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Exactly. “It's a ball with a ring around it.” (well duh, but knowing vs seeing)

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