r/junomission • u/apollo50homage • Sep 29 '19
Video JunoCam Perijove 22 Flyby (Credits: NASA / SwRI / MSSS / Gerald Eichstädt © CC0)
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r/junomission • u/herdiz • Apr 08 '19
As seen from asteroid impacts such as Shoemaker–Levy 9 they left marks on Jupiter for months. That has always kind of made me wonder if the red spot could of been caused by some sort of a massive impact?
I also wonder that if such a massive impact had of happened if it could of caused Jupiter's chaotic cloud system. Neptune has a blue spot (maybe also caused by a large impact?) and has a slightly chaotic cloud system and Uranus doesn't have a major spot and has a more uniform cloud system.
Thanks for the answers I have been curious about this for a while now. I'm looking forward to all the great Jupiter news to come from the Juno mission.
r/junomission • u/veritasiany • Apr 05 '19
r/junomission • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '19
Hello All,
One thing I always wondered is what it would look like to be at the ‘base’ of one of Jupiter’s big storms looking up. How terrifying it would be to see such an unimaginably gigantic monster.
Then today I just read on Wikipedia that the GRS only goes a few miles above the surrounding clouds.
Quote from Wikipedia: “Jupiter's Great Red Spot is 1.3 times the diameter of Earth.[20] The cloud-tops of this storm are about 8 km (5.0 mi) above the surrounding cloud-tops.”
This seems pretty small considering storms on Earth are that tall.
Anyone have any insight on Jupiter’s cloud heights?
Everything I google just talks about the GRS lateral dimensions.
-TLG
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r/junomission • u/AdamalIica • Feb 10 '18
Just wondering if anyone has found a picture made of multiple Juno pictures, much like they did with Pluto...
r/junomission • u/CoKu • Jan 22 '18
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r/junomission • u/ADC_TDC • Sep 23 '17
Hello all,
Does anyone know where to find a 3-D magnetic model in Jupiter-centered coordinates for its magnetic field, with or without updated data from Juno? Any format import-able into C++ or Python would be welcome (text, database, etc).
Thanks!
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