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Observing Jupiter’s Moons: A Beginner’s Guide to the Galilean Moons
Point almost any pair of binoculars at Jupiter on a clear night and you’ll see something that stopped Galileo Galilei in his tracks in January 1610: four tiny points of light lined up in a neat row, changing position from one night to the next. He assumed they were fixed stars at first. Then he…