Jupiter has 80 known moons, with more still being discovered by astronomers and amateur sky-watchers alike. That’s second only to Saturn’s 83 moons in our Solar System. The below video does a cool ...
Jupiter's 80th moon might really exist as a newbie astronomer claims that she spotted the additional natural satellite of the planet in its 2003 photo, which the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope or CFHT ...
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What if Jupiter became a second star in our solar system
Jupiter would need 80 times its current mass to ignite as a star, with gravity that could fling Earth out of the solar system ...
The Jupiter 3 satellite in its launch configuration at Maxar Technologies' manufacturing plant in Palo Alto, California. Credit: Hughes Network Systems PALO ALTO, Calif. — Hughes Network System ...
A keen amateur astrophotographer has captured crystal clear shots of Jupiter and its moons -from his own garden in Scotland. Stephen McAllister, a physics teacher from Port Glasgow, went viral last ...
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