You plan to buy a telescope to allow you to see Jupiter’s Great Red Spot (GRS)?...
You plan to buy a telescope to allow you to see Jupiter’s Great
Red Spot (GRS)? What is the
smallest telescope aperture that will allow to do so (assume that
the GRS can fit 3 Earth-size
planets)?
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The aperture would depend so much on the other factors like focal ratio, refractor, magnification, PPI( power per inch), exposure time etc.
Although we can see the Spot in a 4-inch telescope, a 6-inch telescope with 90mm-100mm refractor will probably be required for this project as we’ll need a magnification of 200x or more.
This project requires a little planning as you’ll need to work out when the Great Red Spot is visible.
so, I would say 4 inch is the least aperture you will need.
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