Jupiter
120
2.7
- proper noun
- /ˈdʒuːpɪtər/
:
Júpiter
- The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is a massive storm that has been raging for hundreds of years.
- the planet Jupiter
- Jupiter's moons
- Jupiter's satellites
I repeat, there's more water in the moons of Jupiter than on the planet Earth.
- I repeat, there's more water in the moons of Jupiter than on the planet Earth.
- It was a Jupiter inside the orbit of Mercury.
- And he used Jupiter's moons to measure the speed of light.
- And he was the first to describe in advance of NASA that Jupiter had rings like Saturn.
- That's either past life or current life in the Jupiter system.
- And secondly, Earth could be moving as Jupiter does.
Examples
-
The photograph of Jupiter taken by NASA's Voyager.
-
With its many moons and striking bands of color, Jupiter is one of the most fascinating planets in our solar system.
-
Times the mass of Jupiter divided by the mass of the Sun.
-
All right, so why are Jupiter and Mars so different?
-
The weather or meteorology on Jupiter is very different from the Earth.
-
What happens if you sent a spaceship to Jupiter and tried to land on the surface?
-
So if this planet is like Jupiter, it should have the same kind of moons that Jupiter has.
-
How many moons has Jupiter got?
-
Welcome to Europa, Jupiter's ocean world.
-
I repeat, there's more water in the moons of Jupiter than on the planet Earth.
Compounds
- Archaic
The main title of the Roman god Jupiter that shows he is the greatest god in the Roman Empire
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Jupiter (the planet) was named after the Roman god Jupiter, whose name meant 'sky father', because the planet is the largest and one of the brightest in the sky, so people thought of it as the king of the planets.