physics

mick@ret | 19:38 Sun 11th Feb 2007 | Science

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what causes us to see the moons of jupiter

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The same thing that 'causes' us to see our own moon, though in the case of Jupiter's moons, you might need binoculars or a telescope.

reflected sunlight

the reflected rays of the sun

sm:ash

basically what they said.... though what we see is in the past.. based on distance and speed of light :)

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