You may know the feeling of seeing Jupiter through your own telescope. If it gives you the chills--like it does for me--then you'll know how the team for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter felt when they turned their spacecraft around--yes, the orbiter that's been faithfully circling and looking down at the Moon since 2008--and saw the giant planet Jupiter with their camera. If you zoom in on the picture, you can even see Jupiter's Galilean moons.