Try viewing the jovian moons in winter when the atmoshpere is stable. Try with binoculars first to see where the moons are then try to focus your eyes on the sy

Try viewing the jovian moons in winter when the atmoshpere is stable. Try with binoculars first to see where the moons are then try to focus your eyes on the system without the binocs. My eyes are terrible but I see those moons every winter To see the red spot you will need a telescope. To see it for more than a few seconds you will need an expensive telescope hopefully with auto tracking and the red spot must be in view When I was a young boy a person showed me the rings of Saturn and it blew my mind. I've since bought tools to help me see not only Saturn's rings but to study the Cassini divisions separating the rings There are all kinds of cool stuff overhead