Moon, Jupiter and Jupiter's Galilean Moons
Taken by Alan Stankevitz on October 6, 2026 @ Hokah, MN
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I already posted an image but realized it was missing Jupiter's fourth Galilean moon. This image was a few minutes later with the fourth moon appearing above the moon. Note: The image was taken with high dynamic range settings in-camera, then post-processed using advanced software. Is it "AI"? Sort of, but it was not manipulated to add Jupiter's moons, etc. It was used to reduce noise, sharpen the image and help bring up the dynamic range. Advanced hardware, software or AI? You can be the judge
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