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Jupiter with an OIII filter

Jupiter taken with the Bradford Robotic Telescope through an OIII filter (100ms exposure) showing the clouds:

Jupiter cloud belts

The same image but scaled such that the Moon are visible and the detail on the planet is lost:

Jupiter and Moons

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