“How many of Jupiter’s four bright Galilean moons do you see?
You can tell which ones are moons because the moons are all lined
up. If you don’t see any, try resting the binoculars on a fence or
other solid support. A tripod mount is even better, if you have
one. Now go back to KStars, center on Jupiter and zoom way in.
Which moons did you see?”
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