g day Scott, what fun!! tho pause a while at Jupiter 'cos at this conjunction it is edge on to us and the 4 Galilean moons (which are about the same size as our moon but with different geology) can be seen to "mutually interact" as well as the usual; cross in front of/behind Jupiter, cast shadows on J, and with orbital periods from a few days to a coupla weeks their positions change daily. AND we can see this stuff even in poor seeing and between clouds