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New Galileo pictures
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Jupiter.
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PLANETARY SCIENCES
Space Physics and Astronomy Converge in Exploration
of Jupiter's Magnetosphere Earth in Space,
Vol. 8, No. 2, Oct 1995, p.6. © 1995 American Geophysical Union. Permission
is hereby granted to journalists to use this material so long as
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On 1994 July 16-22,
over twenty fragments of comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 collided with the planet
Jupiter. The comet, discovered the previous
year by astronomers Carolyn and Eugene Shoemaker and David Levy, was observed
by astronomers at hundreds of observatories around the world as it crashed
into Jupiter's southern hemisphere.
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The NASA Galileo
Mission launched in 1989 en route to Jupiter
and its moons, Io, Callisto, Europa and Ganymede.
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From July 16 through
July 22, 1994, pieces of an object designated as Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy
9 collided with Jupiter. This is the first
collision of two solar system bodies ever to be observed, and the effects
of the comet impacts on Jupiter's atmosphere
have been simply spectacular and beyond expectations.
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As high as it is,
the resolution of the cameras aboard the Galileo probe do not make it possible
to view Jupiter's system of rings in visible...
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Title: "Galileo:
Probe Into Jupiter" Subject: Planetary Science,
Astronomy Grade Level: 9-12 Audience: Teachers
and Advanced Students Date Issued: September 1995 Topics covered: Galileo
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PHOTO OF JUPITER'S RED SPOT THE SATELLITES
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images of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
taken by Voyager 1 & 2. Find out Voyager's Message to the Universe.
Learn about the science instrumen
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The Planetary Rings
Node is devoted to archiving and distributing scientific data sets relevant
to planetary ring systems. The two major classes of ring data are images
and occultation profiles, although a variety of additional data types (e.g.
spectra, particle absorption signatures, etc.) are also of interest. A
large fraction of our data sets are from the Voyager missions to the outer...
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The impact of the
comet fragments are expected to significantly affect radio emissions in
Jupiter's magnetosphere. University of California/Berkeley
scientists will study these emissions, which should give information about
the comet, Jupiter's magnetosphere and the
electrons that produce the radio emission.
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Jupiter
Puzzle - Unscramble an astronomy picture by
answering questions.
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"Radio Emissions
from Neptune," Neptune and Triton, in press 1994. 1993 Curran, D.B., and
J.D. Menicui, "N-Bursty Emission from Uranus: A Cyclotron Maser Source?,"
Geophysical ...
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Pre-Impact Questions
and Answers Last Updated on July 12, 1994 The following is a list of answers
to frequently asked questions concerning the collision of comet Shoemaker-Levy
9 with Jupiter. A ...
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The Great Learning
Spot: Introduction to the Jupiter Activities
In the night sky, Jupiter looks to us like
a very bright star, the fourth brightest object in the sky after the Sun,
Moon, and Venus.
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New Galileo pictures
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Links about Jupiter
for homework help
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Astronomy
Picture of the Day Glossary Cepheid: A pulsating variable star. This type
of star undergoes a rhythmic pulsation as indicated by its regular pattern
of changing brightness as a function of time.
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in astronomy,
5th PLANET from the sun, at a mean distance of 483.6 million mi (778.3
million km), and largest planet in the solar system, with an...
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Planet Profile:
Distance From Sun: 483,700,000 miles Diameter: 88,700 miles Average Temperature
Ranges: -236 F Average Day: approximately 9 hours, 55 minutes Average Year:
approximately 12 earth years Number of Moons (Satellites): 16 Jupiter
is the.
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