Download Images Library Photos and Pictures. The Christmas Star 2020. The first picture is a long exposure of Jupiter and Saturn together on December 21st 2020 at their closest point, taken from Central Georgia USA. I did a long exposure to allow the light to soak into the barrel of the telescope and bounce off its internal mirrors and hardware to create this beautiful effect. The 2nd picture is what it looked like from the telescope eyepiece, rings of Saturn and Jupiter's moons in full view. Merry Christmas. Greg Hogan Photography WOW! Incredible zoomed-in view of Jupiter, its 4 moons, and Saturn last night. This composite was taken using an iPhone attached to his backyard telescope! 🪐😮 Credit: David Scharf Via: FOX 13's Paul Dellegatto Explore FirstLight 80mm Refractor 80mm aperture will reveal impressive lunar details ranging from craters to rilles, planetary features like Saturn's ring structure or Jupiter's cloud belts; and bright deep sky treasures like galaxies, nebulae and clusters. Model comes with a 25mm Plössl eyepiece, a 90° diagonal for more comfortable viewing and a red dot viewfinder to aid in object location. Built-in dew shield slows moisture build-up on the objective lens and reduces interference from ambient l How to View Jupiter and Saturn's Rare Conjunction Over Arizona December 21 | Phoenix New Times
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20Dec2020 telescope view of Jupiter-Saturn approaching conjunction. We can see 4 of Jupiter's moons as well as Saturn's rings - So Very Cool!🤗🤗🤗 Photo credit: Dr Sebastian Voltmer. See @SeVoSpace Twitter for Dr Vortmer's other photos & links to his YouTube videos. #ChristmasStar #GrandConjunction
20Dec2020 telescope view of Jupiter-Saturn approaching conjunction. We can see 4 of Jupiter's moons as well as Saturn's rings - So Very Cool!🤗🤗🤗 Photo credit: Dr Sebastian Voltmer. See @SeVoSpace Twitter for Dr Vortmer's other photos & links to his YouTube videos. #ChristmasStar #GrandConjunction
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WOW! Incredible zoomed-in view of Jupiter, its 4 moons, and Saturn last night. This composite was taken using an iPhone attached to his backyard telescope! 🪐😮 Credit: David Scharf Via: FOX 13's Paul Dellegatto
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Looking for a portable and easy to assemble telescope for celestial viewing? Then the AstroMaster LT Series is just for you! The AstroMaster LT Series produces bright, clear images of the Moon and planets. Easily observe the belts and moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn with every one of these fine instruments. For breathtaking views of brighter deep space objects like galaxies and nebulae, we recommend the larger aperture and light-gathering ability of the Newtonian Reflector.
![The planet Jupiter is always one of the brightest objects in the night sky. It's brighter than any star, and is only outshone by the planet Venus and the Moon, and, very rarely, by Mars and Mercury. Jupiter reaches a position for optimum viewing in a telescope once every 13 months, roughly, and it […]](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/5b/ee/44/5bee44fbf34df4f6f9add1908bce28ee.png)
The planet Jupiter is always one of the brightest objects in the night sky. It's brighter than any star, and is only outshone by the planet Venus and the Moon, and, very rarely, by Mars and Mercury. Jupiter reaches a position for optimum viewing in a telescope once every 13 months, roughly, and it […]
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The Hubble Telescope and the ISS both viewing the convergence of Jupiter and Saturn 12/21/2020 #christmasstar
A lone spark dotted this part of the sky,and easily seenwhich consisted of Jupiter and Saturn once viewed through a high powered telescope .
Explore FirstLight 80mm Refractor 80mm aperture will reveal impressive lunar details ranging from craters to rilles, planetary features like Saturn's ring structure or Jupiter's cloud belts; and bright deep sky treasures like galaxies, nebulae and clusters. Model comes with a 25mm Plössl eyepiece, a 90° diagonal for more comfortable viewing and a red dot viewfinder to aid in object location. Built-in dew shield slows moisture build-up on the objective lens and reduces interference from ambient l
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has obtained many beautiful images of Jupiter, including the unusual one that is featured on the stamp pane. Hubble's Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer captured this view in 2004 during a rare alignment of three of the planet's moons: Io, Ganymede, and Callisto. The three dark circles in the image are the shadows cast by those moons. Viewing Jupiter in the near infrared makes the planet appear to be pastel colored while its clouds show different...
Telescope view of Jupiter and Saturn conjunction
Thom Allen prepares a telescope to view the "Great Conjunction" of Saturn and Jupiter, visible in the center of the image, in the West Desert on Monday, Dec. 21, 2020. Also dubbed the Christmas Star, the conjunction is the closest together the two planets have passed in Earth's sky in nearly 400 years. | Spenser Heaps, Deseret News Thom Allen prepares a telescope to view the "Great Conjunction" of Saturn and Jupiter, visible in the center of the image, in the West Desert
Saturn and Jupiter will converge on Dec. 21 in an event astronomers call the "great conjunction" — also referred to as the "Christmas Star." You can watch the event live online with webcasts from The Virtual Telescope Project, Slooh, and other observatories around the world.
The Christmas Star 2020. The first picture is a long exposure of Jupiter and Saturn together on December 21st 2020 at their closest point, taken from Central Georgia USA. I did a long exposure to allow the light to soak into the barrel of the telescope and bounce off its internal mirrors and hardware to create this beautiful effect. The 2nd picture is what it looked like from the telescope eyepiece, rings of Saturn and Jupiter's moons in full view. Merry Christmas. Greg Hogan Photography
The Christmas Star 2020 - "Great Conjunction" This picture is of Jupiter and Saturn together on December 21st 2020 at their closest point, taken from Central Georgia USA. It is what it looked like from the telescope eyepiece, rings of Saturn and Jupiter's moons in full view. (Image: Greg Hogan Photography)
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