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Articles and discussion about the planet Jupiter.
Jupiter is the largest planet orbiting the Sun.
Being more massive than all the other planets combined, Jupiter dominates the Solar System. Its four Galilean moons are of particular interest, as several are thought to possess subsurface oceans, and possibly even extraterrestrial life.
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Jupiter and the Galileo spacecraft badge (Interstellar Wilderness Reserve Bureau series)
17:50 UTC
What planet is this?
Hi All,
First time using our telescope last night 4”…Nothing fancy but we got to see the moon and another few planets/stars.
This picture is what I think is Jupiter from a very amateur telescope. Can someone confirm?
Thanks,
16:22 UTC
pretty sure this is jupiter
i thought it was the north star but it wasn’t in the right spot so i think it’s jupiter
08:55 UTC
Went for an early walk and was accompanied by Jupiter.
11:55 UTC
Jupiter coming sep 26th who ready
05:09 UTC