this summer in heaven and 'always been this Jupiter, the "king of the planets." It 'easy to identify because in heaven' in this period and 'the object more' light after the Sun and the Moon. On August 3 was the maximum height above the horizon around 23:30, while in early September and the 'around 21. On December 1 Jupiter will 'in conjunction with the Moon and Venus and the moon on that occasion occultera' Venus: we hope to enjoy the event.
On December 31, will 'in conjunction with Mercury and the two planets will be visible in the light of the sunset, perhaps (probably after 17:15 when the sun will be' gone down by at least 50 minutes). Following Jupiter will not be 'more' visible 'cause too close to the Sun, from our point of view: the Sun will conguinzione' January 24, 2009.
Its luminosity 'was highest in early July (magnitude -2.29), while at the time of the photo, August 3, 2008, was already' down (magnitude -2.24).
The picture I made with my Meade ETX 90 telescope, 26mm eyepiece and a 2 megapixel digital camera, Canon A60, under mediocre skies, in the Venetian plain. With this equipment and these skies I consider decent results.
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