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Jupiter

Jupiter. Jupiter and Earth Compared. Pioneer 10 and 11 were first to Jupiter, 1973. Pioneer 10-11. Voyager I-II. Galileo. Galileo’s Atmospheric Probe. Io, Europa and Jupiter. The Great Red Spot. Jupiter is Hot Inside. Jupiter Has a Very Thin Ring.

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Jupiter

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  1. Jupiter

  2. Jupiter and Earth Compared

  3. Pioneer 10 and 11 were first to Jupiter, 1973

  4. Pioneer 10-11

  5. Voyager I-II

  6. Galileo

  7. Galileo’s Atmospheric Probe

  8. Io, Europa and Jupiter

  9. The Great Red Spot

  10. Jupiter is Hot Inside

  11. Jupiter Has a Very Thin Ring

  12. The Moons of Jupiter:Callisto GanymedeEuropa Io

  13. CallistoThis is what everyone expected Jupiter’s moons to look like.This was about the last thing that looked like we expected it to.

  14. Callisto:Valhalla Basin

  15. Ganymede:Largest Moon in the Solar System

  16. Europa

  17. Europa Has a Thin Icy Crust

  18. Unexpected Io

  19. An Eruption on Io

  20. Loki’s Molten Sulfur Lake

  21. Amalthea

  22. The Impact of Comet Schumacher-Levy For the first time ever, in 1994 we witnessed the impact of a comet with a planet.

  23. Comet Schumacher-Levy

  24. Impact!A still-hot impact site rotates into view (infrared view)

  25. Impact as Seen by Galileo

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