Nikon released this superzoom (yes, 125x Optical, not digital!) and it has a virtual FL of 24-3000mm equivalent. But it has a small 1/2.3" (4.5x6mm) sensor which is a crop factor of 6, so actually it is 4-500 real mm range and at 500mm it is f/8 so its objective diameter is 60mm when fully zoomed in.
It shows even the Moon image covering, and when I calculate (it is 16MP: 4608 x 3456 pixels), so one pixel is 1.3 micron wide, no better than a phone cam.
IMHO, this is, just like a phone cam, nice when enough light, and maybe filming Jupiter and postprocessing with Autostakkert might show some results, but the Jupiter image at 500mm is only 0.1mm = about 70 pixels wide, but at 1/30 second it might be too dim.
Holding a phone cam behind an eyepiece of a telescope with decent aperture and more magnification and Autostakking the video will have a better result.
https://www.dpreview.com/articles/19...o-know?slide=5