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I have a pair of Celestron 7x50 binoculars. I was looking at Jupiter a few nights ago. Sometimes, I imagined I could just barely make out a row of specks that might have been the Galilean moons, but it was really hard to hold the binoculars steady enough to be certain. Is it at least theorectically possible to see the moons at this magnification? I mean, Galileo himself couldn't have had much better available to him, right?