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Celestron NexStar 8SEJupiter

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Looking through

Baader Morpheus 9mm

226× • 20′ • 0.9mm exit pupil

Jupiter sits small in this field — a shorter eyepiece brings out the cloud belts.

Good fits for Jupiter

General

Everyday deep-sky & the Moon

Planetary

Planets, double stars & fine detail

Picked for Jupiter through the Celestron NexStar 8SE. All 102 eyepieces are in “Change eyepiece or camera”.

Jupiter through the eyepiece

← 20′ → true field

76° apparent field

Jupiter

Mount follows the sky · 14.54″/s W at δ +14.8° · crossing 1m 24s

Baader Morpheus 9mm

Selected by Skynocular

Good fit· Baader Morpheus 9mm on the Celestron NexStar 8SE

Why this eyepiece?

✓Brings out more structure in the cloud belts
✓Still holds Jupiter and its moons inside the field

Tradeoffs

–Needs steady air — turbulence softens the view at this power

Try a shorter focal length eyepiece for more detail

Cloud bands and the four Galilean moons are visible in almost any telescope.