Is that Titan.

[claire1985]

Just finally got my first view of Saturn!! Not the most amazing view but seeing was pretty poor, noticed a dot to the left of it though, would that have been Titan?

[JamesF]

Could easily have been. Titan is fairly easy to see. When in doubt, check on Stellarium or some other planetarium program.

James

[theironduck]

You've got the 5se haven't you? If you are using the star diagonal Titan should be up and to the tight I think.

If you have an iPhone it's worth getting the JupiterMoons and SaturnMoons apps which show you the locations of the moons as well as letting you flip the display vertically and/or horizontally to match your scope.

[Scooot]

Just been looking at it as well. If you're using a reflector I think the dot quite close to the left is Rhea, Titan was the far one to the right as looking through the eye piece.

[Scooot]

Just been looking at it as well. If you're using a reflector I think the dot quite close to the left is Rhea, Titan was the far one to the right as looking through the eye piece.

[claire1985]

You've got the 5se haven't you? If you are using the star diagonal Titan should be up and to the tight I think.

If you have an iPhone it's worth getting the JupiterMoons and SaturnMoons apps which show you the locations of the moons as well as letting you flip the display vertically and/or horizontally to match your scope.

I didn't have the diagonal in looking at Saturn.

Got a pretty awesome view of Jupiter though :-)

[Astro Imp]

This may be of help:- http://www.skyandtel...t/saturn_moons#

And for Jupiter:- http://www.skyandtel...script/jupiter#

[kirkster501]

I saw it with my 15x70 bins on tripod last night. Easily visible.