... force came in 1994 after astronomers witnessed the impact on Jupiter of a multi-part comet as it crashed into the ...between 16 and 22 July 1994 pieces of the comet bombarded Jupiter with explosive force that could easily be seen through telescopes. ...
... of this question is the abundance of volatile-rich planetesimals migrated from the outer Solar System (ie, beyond Jupiter). Observations of increasing abundance of C-type asteroids across the main belt inferred from telescopic observations have led...
... twice every Saturnian year. This pattern seems to be a common feature of planetary atmospheres, having also been observed on Jupiter using Earth-based telescopes. The implications are far-reaching in that waves drive these oscillating patterns...
...massive, short period planets are now generally referred to as ‘hot Jupiters’, and the announcement of 51 Pegasi b heralded a flood of...was this very idea that led us to overlook hot Jupiters. Now, given the unexpected planetary diversity that has been...
...space travellers had thus far not been. A human voyage to Jupiter and its remarkable moons, to Saturn’s moon Titan and the ...There was to be a celebration tonight. Many new details of Jupiter have been revealed by the Juno probe which arrived in 2016....
... images obtained by the Galileo spacecraft in June 1996 (Jupiter, Io and Ganymede) and September 1996 (Europa). The...life somewhere in our solar system then these icy moons around Jupiter and Saturn are possible places where it could be preserved. ...