Sentences with phrase «in jovian»

-- Jupiter: There's a heck of a lot of chemistry going on in the Jovian atmosphere, I recall that the atmosphere itself generates heat.

The Galileo spacecraft remained in orbit in the Jovian system from 1995 to 2003 and observed more than 160 active volcanoes and a broad range of eruption styles.

Set to be launched in 2020 (for a 2026 arrival in the Jovian system), NASA will work on a spacecraft called the Jupiter - Europa mission and ESA will work on the Jupiter - Ganymede mission.

Pioneer 10 also survived and charted the intense radiation belts in the Jovian system, which are 10,000 times stronger than anything measured on Earth.

Those limited resources mean that JunoCam's scientists rely on a small army of volunteer «citizen scientists» using backyard telescopes to flag transient features in the Jovian atmosphere as «points of interest» for the instrument to observe.

The reason for this is Io's unique position in the Jovian system.

Not exact matches

In AD 363 Jovian, the Roman emperor, concluded a treaty with Shapur II.

In the peace treaty which emperor Jovian concluded with Shapur II in AD 363, Nisibis was reverted to Persian controIn the peace treaty which emperor Jovian concluded with Shapur II in AD 363, Nisibis was reverted to Persian controin AD 363, Nisibis was reverted to Persian control.

In AD 363 when Nisibis was handed over to the Persians by Jovian, many Christians including Ephrem from Nisibis and the neighbourhood migrated to Edessa because of the persecution of Christians in Persia under Shapur IIn AD 363 when Nisibis was handed over to the Persians by Jovian, many Christians including Ephrem from Nisibis and the neighbourhood migrated to Edessa because of the persecution of Christians in Persia under Shapur Iin Persia under Shapur II.

This landscape is assembled from images taken by the 1979 Voyager spacecraft and by the Galileo craft, which cruised the Jovian system in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

NASA and the European Space Agency already aim to lead missions to the tantalizing Jovian moon in the 2020s.

Its next phase will be the Europa Clipper mission, a Jupiter orbiter launching in the 2020s to study the watery depths beneath the Jovian moon's icy crust.

In the shocked jovian atmosphere, HCS could further decompose to H and CS, and CS could react with SH and OH to yield the observed CS2 and COS..

Long - term observations of slight changes in the orbits of Jupiter's satellites provide information about the Jovian gravitational field and the distribution of mass inside the planet.

This article appeared in print under the headline «Europa report: first plume seen firing from Jovian moon»

Measurements of Jovian gravity suggest that Jupiter's core is large and diffuse, and microwave views show that ammonia wells up to the cloud tops from deep in the atmosphere (SN: 6/24/17, p. 14).

Io in particular, the closest of the four Galilean moons, contributes mightily to the store of charged particles that excite Jovian auroras, due to its several hundred volcanoes.

We report the discovery via imaging of a young Jovian planet in a triple - star system and characterize its atmospheric properties through near - infrared spectroscopy.

«This broadens our knowledge of the mix of molecular species coexisting in the nuclei of Jovian - family comets, and the differences that exist after many trips around the Sun.»

Galileo toured the entire Jovian system, glimpsing many of its satellites up close before its mission ended in 2003.

She also includes a moving eulogy to Galileo, the intrepid spacecraft that mapped Jupiter and its environs for eight years before perishing in a controlled plunge into the Jovian atmosphere two months ago.

The largest Jovian moons — Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto — were first discovered by Galileo in the early 1600s.

Since the Jovian radiation belt environment is considered to be one of the most intense and hazardous environments in our Solar System, several models to describe it have been developed (e.g. Santos - Costa et al. 2001; Santos - Costa & Bourdarie 2001; Sicard - Piet et al. 2011).

Europa's briny ocean may also have an acidity similar to battery acid, rich in the sulfur compounds found on the other large Jovian moons.

By the time the Voyager probes had flown through the Jovian system in 1979, scientists were fairly sure that Europa had an icy crust, and possibly a liquid ocean beneath.

The primary objectives for the SCI are the direct coronagraphic detection and spectroscopy of Jovian exoplanets in infrared, while the monitoring of transiting planets is another important target.

In February of last year, New Horizons passed Jupiter and the ever - active Jovian moon Io.

In an enlightening interview earlier today, Dr Richard Greenberg, an eminent Europa scientist, discussed this recent NASA / ESA announcement with Astroengine Live and his excitement that there will be a return mission to the Jovian system.

More definitive conclusions can only be drawn by future space missions to that fascinating Jovian moon, which would allow scientists to fill the gaps in our understanding of Europa's potential for life.

Ganymede is identified for detailed investigation since it provides a natural laboratory for analysis of the nature, evolution and potential habitability of icy worlds in general, and also because of the role it plays within the system of Galilean satellites, and its unique magnetic and plasma interactions with the surrounding Jovian environment.

Stallard and his team will be taking advantage of the Juno spacecraft currently in orbit around Jupiter, particularly the observations of Jupiter's aurora and upper atmosphere by the Jovian Infrared Auroral Mapper (JIRAM) instrument.

MSSS has been involved with multiple proposals for future opportunities to explore asteroids and comets, including proposals in 1996 and 2000 to explore the Jovian Trojan asteroid, 624 Hektor.

«Although Jovian perturbations are widely invoked to explain [why asteroids failed to grow to become planets in] the asteroid belt, the precise mechanism that halted planet formation is still a subject of some dispute.»

Dr. Sakanoi specializes in determining the variations in planetary atmospheres, such as Jovian aurora and Venusian clouds by obtaining continuous monitoring data with the T60 and T40 telescopes at Haleakala summit.

Sen — The Gemini Planet Imager Exoplanet Survey has discovered a young Jovian planet orbiting in the triple star system 51 Eridani.

Ladies in SouthEast Asia typically don the «Baju Kurung» or» Baju Kebaya» for festivities and BashHarry stunned us in a mini kurung from the LS by Jovian collection.

And Jovian P4's former president, Andrew Schultheiss, became Congressman Polis» district director when Polis was elected to Congress in 2008.

Another former Jovian P4 employee, Travis Leiker, who was employed in Polis» private company leading up to the Congressman's first campaign has also worked for a variety of progressive organizations and now works for Conservation Colorado.

Peter Brown, a progressive political operative, worked for Polis» investment company, Jovian P4, in the run up to Polis» first campaign for Congress.

If all you're interested in is the motions of the Galilean moons, you choose the Jovian barycentre for origin, because then everything will be nice.

My Jovian cycle paradigm is in accord to the minimum having been in November 2008.

The relative timings of Jovian perihelion and J - S synodic periods is what introduces variation, maybe in tune with a bi-modal semi-chaotic system such as the one Bart has worked on.

He hadn't been diligent in checking where else that they occur through the 4627 year Jovian grand synodic period.

I suggest you look at the Jovian positions in 76 BC, 104 AD and 283 AD, through the Roman Warm Period I believe: https://www.fourmilab.ch/cgi-bin/Solar/action?sys=-Sf

As I understand it, the basic argument is that the Jovian planets control the sunspot cycles, and that these in turn influence climate.