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Raoul — (archived)

If a moon were sufficiently away from Jupiter (elongation), then certainly.
But too close (even not within), and Jupiter's glare will hide it.
I wonder if Jupiter would look like a disk, even with unaided yeas, from Mars, during opposition.

Raoul

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