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re: Astronomy from the surface of Mars

If Jupiter's moons were without their planet, we'd be able to see them from Earth, by very clear weather. The problem is that Jupiter is so brilliant, it hides its moons from our sight.

And yes, it's possible we could see Jupiter's disk from Mars, during opposition -but I'd need glasses:-(

Raoul

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