hi folks. i just curious. just saw jupiter with my telescope and i noticed besides the 4 moons i saw, i saw a 5th object "above" jupiter, its not align with the 4 moons. is that one of the moons as well? i know jupiter got many many moons but only 4 moons are visible through the telescope? sorry if i am a noob, i worry about 2012. ha juz kidding.
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Well uranus was nearby so possibillity.
But according to the sky charts, and the orientation of your image against it, that looks like 20 Psc, a 5.45 mag star in Pisces.
It's a bright glowing star thats probably in the foreground though Jupiter's glow blacken's everything else, this star glows itself thru!
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But according to the sky charts, and the orientation of your image against it, that looks like 20 Psc, a 5.45 mag star in Pisces.
It's a bright glowing star thats probably in the foreground though Jupiter's glow blacken's everything else, this star glows itself thru!
Good Observation!
Perhaps we have finally made contact!!
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