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Jupiter evening 1st September heads up


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8 hours ago, KevS said:

I consider that they may have been a hint of Thebe or Metis on the Eastern Limb, probably wishful thinking (or dust). But did anyone else out there pick up on it?

At mag 16.9 and 18.4 I understood it's not possible to spot them that close to Jupiter. I've not heard of any amateur observations of these moons although I guess with EEVA or a large enough scope it may be possible.

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47 minutes ago, KevS said:

Thanks Stu, consider I will have to have a tighter eyepiece cleaning regime in place; might back walk CDC to see if there were any background stars.

K

Couldn't see any background stars on Skysafari, this is what it looked like just before 8pm. Almathea is mag 15, but it wasn't dark at that time so I doubt anything other than the 4 Galilean moons were visible.

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