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Orion 8" f/3.9 Newtonian Astrograph, Celestron AVX, and Canon 5Ds.
Edited using Affinity Photo with adjustment made to contrast, saturation, brightness, and cropping.
Jupiter and Saturn are now only about 13 hours away from the Great Conjunction's appulse and they are appearing a mere 0° 07’ 09” apart. This allows both of their moon collections to be viewed in a single telescope.
The planets have been intentionally overexposed in these images to better show their natural satellites.
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