Lunar occultation of Jupiter, timelapse The Lunar…
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Lunar occultation of Jupiter, timelapse
The Lunar Occultation of Jupiter took place a few hours ago, early morning Eastern Time on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, where a 20% illuminated waning crescent moon passed directly in front of Jupiter, hiding the giant planet from view for about an hour.
Captured on my trusty ZWO FF107 4 inch refractor from my backyard observatory
Eastern Ontario, Canada
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The Lunar Occultation of Jupiter took place a few hours ago, early morning Eastern Time on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, where a 20% illuminated waning crescent moon passed directly in front of Jupiter, hiding the giant planet from view for about an hour.
Captured on my trusty ZWO FF107 4 inch refractor from my backyard observatory
Eastern Ontario, Canada
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