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Ronald Losure

Ronald Losure club

Posted: 13 Apr 2021

Taken: 13 Apr 2021

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Jupiter & three of its moons

Jupiter & three of its moons
Io is upper right of Jupiter. Europa is too close to Jupiter to be seen. Callisto and Ganymede are very close to each other lower left of Jupiter. "Far" to the lower left is the star mu Capricornus. Thanks to SkySafari 6 for helping me figure this out.
Power line is above all this.

micritter, homaris, Nouchetdu38, Ko Hummel and 8 other people have particularly liked this photo

14 comments - The latest ones
 Annemarie
Annemarie club
wow!
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to Annemarie club
Thank you very much, Annemarie.
3 years ago.
 Malik Raoulda
Malik Raoulda club
Bien vu et bien rendu...!
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to Malik Raoulda club
Merci beaucoup, Malik.
3 years ago.
 Alexander Prolygin
Alexander Prolygin club
Would you say that the largest object is Jupiter? Or Ganimed ?
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to Alexander Prolygin club
The largest object is definitely Jupiter. The others are three of the four moons discovered by Galileo.
3 years ago.
 HappySnapper
HappySnapper
A real good go Ronald, well done. I would be lucky to get anything at all.
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to HappySnapper
Thanks, Maurice. I'll keep at this from time to time on clear nights.
3 years ago.
 Danielle
Danielle
Super **************
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to Danielle
Merci beaucoup, Danielle.
3 years ago.
 Jocelyne Villoing
Jocelyne Villoing club
Tout à fait excellent Ronald, bonne journée.
3 years ago.
Ronald Losure club has replied to Jocelyne Villoing club
Merci beaucoup, Jocelyne.
3 years ago.
 Karen's Place
Karen's Place club
Wow, you got them. Good for you! It's amazing all that's out there once you start researching it. I can see how people really get into the nighttime photography.

I hear that right now the Milky Way can be seen. I should be out there looking for it!
3 years ago.
 Ronald Losure
Ronald Losure club
Thanks a lot, Karen. I took another photo this morning and got all four of the Galilean moons. I also downloaded some inexpensive software that let me identify them. You should be able to see the Milky Way almost any night, but you need to have a dark sky away from city lights.
3 years ago.

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