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Jupiter Saturn Conjunction, Giant planets that pass in the night
JRehling
post Dec 22 2020, 05:59 AM
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I assume that anybody here has heard about this by now. It's still a worthwhile sight in the evenings to come. I got photos of it on the three nights of closest approach, and by mixing in a long exposure for Saturn's moons (counterclockwise: Rhea, Tethys, Dione, Titan) with various exposures for other bodies, I got this photo with ten solar system bodies. A dim random star sidled alongside Ganymede.

Here is my best image, and an animation of the trio.
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post Dec 24 2020, 01:42 PM
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That's the best I could do with poor conditions in south of France on Dec 22nd.
From left to right, Callisto, Europe, Jupiter, Io, Ganymede and...well, Saturn.
Sony Alpha 6000 200mm/F6.3 2"

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