Galileo for a day🧠🌌 / Galileo por un dia🪐 (En-Es)
Hello friends addicted to science, today is a special autumn night taking advantage of the clear sky to observe Jupiter a little, and my post is about the fact that for one day I am Galileo Galilei
the first scientist to report characteristics about Jupiter for the first time in the history of humanity, his great discovery was discovering the moons, 410 years ago, through several days of observation, he noticed that the moons orbited Jupiter and baptized them as "Jupiter I." II, III and IV the numbering depended on the proximity to the huge planet!🧠👨🏫🪐
Hola amigos adictos a la ciencia, hoy es una noche especial de otoño aprovechando que el cielo esta despejado para observar un poco Jupiter, y es que mi post se trata de que por un dia soy Galileo Galilei
el primer cientifico en reportar caracteristicas sobre Jupiter por primera vez en la historia de la humanidad, su gran descubrimiento fue descubrir las lunas, hace 410 años el por medio de varios dias de observacion noto que las lunas orbitaban Jupitor y las bautizo como" Jupiter I,II,III y IV la numeracion dependio de la cercacia hacia el enorme planeta!🌠🔭
Galileo for a day🌌🧔/ Galileo por un dia🧠🔭
Locating Jupiter in a clear sky is relatively easy, just see the brightest point in the sky. Jupiter is the brightest planet in the solar system. However, I always use the skymap to guide me with my two faithful programs, which tells me in real time where to locate one object in space and the other is starrynightcelestro, the first is free and quite precise, the second you can only buy it so investing in technology helps a lot since starrynight is one of the most precise to locate something in the sky! Today Jupiter is located at the observation point at: (36°, 40.302') so that we have an idea of how intelligent Galileo was, he did not have any of these tools and in the 16th century there was no light pollution so the sky was loaded with millions of objects which made it difficult to observe.🧭🪐🧠
Ubicar Jupiter en el cielo despejado es relativamente facil basta con ver el punto mas brillante en el cielo, Jupiter es el planeta mas brillante del sistema solar, sin embargo siempre utilizo para guiarme mis dos programas fieles el skymap que me dice en tiempo real donde ubicar un objeto en el espacio y el otro es starrynigthcelestro, el primero es gratis y bastante preciso, el segundo solo puedes comprarlo asi que invertir en tecnologia ayuda mucho ya que starrynight es uno de los mas precisos para ubicar algo en el cielo! hoy Jupiter esta ubicado en el punto de observacion a: (36°, 40.302') para que tengamos una idea de lo inteligente que fue Galileo el no tenia nada de estas herramientas y en el siglo XVI no habia contaminacion luminica asi que el cielo estaba cargado de millones de objetos lo que dificultaba su observacion.🔭🌌🧔
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/lifestyle/galileo-descubrio-lunas-jupiter-nid2561257/
According to astronomers after Galileo's discoveries, it is believed that Jupiter did not always have the same satellites: (Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto), on the contrary it had a series of natural satellites that were destroyed by: "protoplanetary disk friction." ", the interesting thing about this theory is that the new current satellites were formed with the remains of the old ones that broke up! io: it is the closest satellite to the planet and is characterized by having a high sulfur content! Europa is the most interesting satellite since it has an ice crust and underneath it is thought to be an ocean with oxygen. Ganymede is larger than the Moon and therefore the largest satellite in the solar system. Do you know what is so interesting about this satellite? An ocean more than 100km deep, Callisto is the oldest of all satellites and its surface full of craters indicates that it is the oldest of all and different!🧭🪐🧠
Segun los astronomos posteriormente a los descubrimientos de Galileo se cree que Jupiter no siempre tuvo los mismos satelites: (io, europa, ganimedes y calisto), por el contrario tuvo una serie de satelites naturales que se destruyeron por el: "rozamiento de disco protoplanetario", lo interesante de esta teoria es que los nuevos satelites actuales se formaron con los restos de los antiguos que se despedazaron! io: es el satelite mas cercano al planeta y se caracteriza por presentar alto contenido de azufre! europa es el satelite mas interesante ya que presenta una corteza de hielo y debajo se piensa que hay un oceano con oxigeno, Ganimedes es mayor que la Luna y por tanto el satelite mas grande del sistema solar, sabes que tiene de interesante este satelite? un oceano con mas de 100km de profundidad, Calisto es el mas antiguo de todos los satelites y por su superficie llena de crateres indica que es el mas antiguo de todos y diferente!🔭🌌
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/lifestyle/galileo-descubrio-lunas-jupiter-nid2561257/
What Galileo saw but in my telescope🌌🧔/ Lo que vio Galileo pero en mi telescopio (OC)🧠🔭
Not only did Galileo Galilei take one day to make the discoveries, he spent several nights observing these stars next to Jupiter, he managed to distinguish their appearance and rule out that they were stars since they had the characteristics of orbiting the planet, so in January 1610 the called "Galilean satellites" was the first to describe them, in March 1610 Galileo published his book "Sidereus nuncius" which already described the satellites, this would change the history of astronomy because it eliminated Aristotle's theory of "crystal orbits" and He practically deduced that bodies do not revolve around the earth! and on the contrary it would be around the sun just as science corroborated it.🧔🌠👨🏫🙇♂️🪐🌏
No solo un dia demoro Galileo Galilei en hacer los descubrimientos, el paso varias noches observando estas estrellas al lado de jupiter, consiguio distiguir su aspecto y descartar que eran estrellas ya que tenian la caracteristicas de orbitar el planeta por lo que en enero de 1610 las llamo "satelites galileanos" fue el primero en describirlas, en marzo de 1610 Galileo publica su libro "Sidereus nuncius" el cual ya describia los satelites, esto cambiaria la historia de la astronomia porque eliminaba la teoria de de aristoteles "orbitas de cristal" y practicamente dedujo que los cuerpos no giran alrededor de la tierra! y por el contrario seria alrededor del sol tal y cual como la ciencia lo corroboro.🪐🧭
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_Galilei
The atmospheric conditions were not ideal for photographing Jupiter because the moon was more than 70% visible and being in the city there is too much light so even using the filters it would not be possible to see the surface of Jupiter but it is incredible because more or less this would be the Galileo's view more than 400 years ago when he observed Jupiter, Galileo's theory was not very well received and that everything that was known until now would take an unexpected turn because now the planets do not revolve around the Earth and he was able to prove it. with a mini galaxy that would be "Jupiter and its moons".🙇♂️👨🏫🧔
las condiciones atmosfericas no eran las ideales para fotografiar jupiter porque la luna estaba mas de 70% visible y estando en la ciudad hay demasiada luz por eso ni usando los filtros seria posible ver la superficie de Jupiter pero es increible porque mas o menos esta seria la vista de Galileo hace mas de 400 años cuando observaba Jupiter, la teoria de Galileo no fue muy bien recibida y es que todo lo que se conocia hasta el momento daria un giro inesperado pues ahora los planetas no giran alrededor de la tierra y el pudo probarlo con una mini galaxia que seria "jupiter y sus lunas".🔭🧠
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_Galilei
5mm what Galileo did not see🌌🧔/ 5mm lo que no vio Galileo (OC)🧠🔭
The telescope that Galileo used was very basic so it didn't even have filters and the technology that I have to see and photograph Jupiter so close, so it is a privilege for me to be able to see the giant planet exactly as it is in the photo! If you didn't know Jupiter has a magnetosphere if we have a good telescope we could see Jupiter's megatosphere being shot by its moons at the poles they have a blue appearance.🔭🌌
El telescopio que uso Galileo era muy basico asi que no tenia ni filtros y la tecnologia que tengo yo para ver y fotografiar Jupiter tan cerca asi que es un privilegio para mi poder ver el planeta gigante tal y cual como esta en la foto! si no sabias Jupiter tiene una magnetosfera si tenemos un buen telescopio podriamos ver la megatosfera de jupiter ser disparada por sus lunas en los polos tienen un aspecto azul.🙇♂️🧔
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%BApiter_(planeta)
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