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#1: The Moon greets Jupiter tonight, the second classical planet in the morning's planetary lineup as it heads towards the Sun. The inset, taken through the refractor, shows Jupiter's moons; Io entered Jupiter's shadow a few minutes later.
#2: The 3Q Moon occurred six hours earlier so technically you're looking at a crescent Moon.
#3: The planet parade during Jupiter's night in the spotlight.
Link to next planet in line to the west. (Neptune)
Photo data:
#1: Panasonic GX8, Olympus 75mm
... composite: stars: 7 x (f/4, 5 sec, ISO 400); moon 3 x: (f/4, 1/500 sec, ISO 400)
... inset: f/5.6, 5 sec, ISO 400
#2: Panasonic G9, Askar FRA 600 refractor (aper=108mm, FL=600mm)
... f/5.6, 1/400 sec, ISO 200
#3: Panasonic GX8, Rokinon 12mm
... 5 frames x (f/2, 10 sec, ISO 400)
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