Jupiter Gets a Third Red Spot NASA - May 23, 2008
Jupiter Gets a Third Red Spot NASA - May 23, 2008
Jupiter moon's poles 'wandered' far and wide New Scientist - May 14, 2008
Jupiter's Rings Are Shaped By Interplay Of Sunlight And Shadow Science Daily - May 1, 2008
Soap bubbles recreate Jupiter's turbulent storms - the Great Red Spot New Scientist - April 10, 2008
Volcanic Moon Creates Glowing Aurora Spots on Jupiter National Geographic - March 20, 2008
Mystery Of Jupiter's Jets Uncovered Science Daily - January 25, 2008
Mystery of Io's Atmosphere Solved Live Science - October 15, 2007
Pluto-bound probe's Jupiter vista BBC - October 10, 2007
Lightning Strikes, Changing Climate Revealed on Jupiter National Geographic - October 9, 2007
"Missing" Moons, "Dirty" Ice Among Jupiter Flyby Finds National Geographic - October 9, 2007
Have Jupiter's smallest moons been obliterated? New Scientist - October 9, 2007
First Proof of Wet "Hot Jupiter" Outside Solar System National Geographic - July 11, 2007
Hubble Watches As Jupiter Changes Stripes Space.com - June 29, 2007
Giant Volcanic Plume Bursts From Jupiter Moon National Geographic - May 2, 2007
Spacecraft returns Jupiter images - Volcanic Plumes BBC - May 2, 2007
Big Auroras on Jupiter NASA - April 4, 2007
Probe spies Jupiter's moon Io, volcanic plume as it erupts BBC - March 1, 2007
By Jupiter, scientists find 'Red Spot Jr.' CNN - July 31, 2006
Red Spot Jr. is about as wide as Earth's diameter and formed from the merger of three white spots very recently, sometime between 1998 and 2000, and only turned red in December 2005, the astronomers said in a statement. The Great Red Spot is nearly twice its smaller companion's size and has been circling Jupiter for at least 342 years. But the two are located in the same area and appear to be racing each other around the planet. The two spots are about the same color when seen in visible light, but Red Spot Jr. was much darker when viewed at infrared wavelengths, the scientists said. That difference could mean the smaller storm's cloud tops are lower than the big storm's.
New Storm on Jupiter Hints at Climate Change Space.com - May 5, 2006
Jupiter is growing a new red spot and the Hubble
Space Telescope is photographing the scene.
Jupiter growing another red spot BBC - March 7, 2006
Jupiter's New Red Spot NASA - March 3, 2006
Icy Jupiter Moon Throws A Curve Ball At Formation Theories Science Daily - June 2, 2005
Jovian Lights Astrobiology Magazine - March 2005
Scientists have obtained new insight into the unique
power source for many of Jupiter's auroras
Remnants of 1994 Comet Impact Leave Puzzle at Jupiter Space.com - August 2004
Scientists discover Jupiter's largest moon Ganymede has a lumpy interior Science Daily - August 2004
Hottest Body Outside The Sun: Researchers Show Jupiter's Science Daily - June 2004
Moon Io Vaporizing Rock Gases Into Atmosphere - It is Volcanic
Jupiter spots disappear amid major climate change Space.com - April 2004
Jupiter is undergoing major climate change and could lose
many of its large spots over the next seven years, only to
make way for the creation of fresh spots in a decades-long
cycle, according to a new explanation of old mysteries.
Europa Diary - Life on Ice Space.com - May 2003
The ice shell of Europa, a moon of Jupiter, is probably about
25 kilometres (15 miles) thick, according to scientists.
Dark Spot on Jupiter Bigger than Famed Great Red Spot Space.com - March 2003
Seven new moons discovered orbiting Jupiter BBC - March 2003
Jupiter moon 'full of holes' BBC - December 2002
Io blows its top BBC - November 2002
The most powerful eruption ever detected on any planet in our
Solar System has been seen on Io, one of Jupiter's moons.
Jupiter moon's 'elevator of life' BBC - November 2002
Europa's icy crust may cover a life-filled ocean
Another Jupiter Twin Found in Flood of Planet Discoveries Space.com - June 2002
Astronomers Discover 11 More Small Moons Of Jupiter May 2002 - Science Daily
We have found 39 moons -
nine more than the previous record of Saturn.
The moons are also called satellites.
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