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Jupiter and Its Moons, Together with Our Moon
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Jupiter and its four largest moons, on a night when Jupiter happened to appear close in the sky to our moon (a "conjunction").
From left to right: Europa, Ganymede, Io, Jupiter, Callisto, and, at the far right, the Moon.
This is a high-dynamic-range image. A regular photo bright enough to show Jupiter's moons would have our moon very overexposed.
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