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Simulated Views of Jupiter with Different Size Telescopes

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The Public Domain Jupiter Image was Supplied by NASA/NSSDC
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Note: The images are bigger than actually seen through a telescope, but give a sense of the details seen through the respective instrument. As telescope size is decreased, less detail is apparent, and image size for given focal ratio is reduced.

Other factors enter in to viewing clarity, such as atmospheric turbulence, telescope focal ratio, and secondary size.