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Keyword: Jupiter
![Инфракрасные наблюдения Юпитера](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/03/13/0001187628/jupiter_wiro8_full.preview.jpg)
13.03.2003
Gazing out over the mountaintops from the Wyoming InfraRed Observatory (WIRO), astronomers recently recorded this bizarre looking image of the solar system's ruling planet, gas giant Jupiter. The false-color picture is a composite...
![Ганимед: крупнейший спутник в Солнечной системе](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2001/03/15/0001166641/ganymede2_galileo_big.preview.jpg)
20.06.2000
If Ganymede orbited the Sun, it would be considered a planet. The reason is that Jupiter's moon Ganymede is not only the largest moon in the Solar System, it is larger than planets Mercury and Pluto.
![Младшее Красное Пятно](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/03/20/0001212471/redjr_salway_e.preview.jpg)
18.03.2006
Jupiter's Great Red Spot, is a swirling storm seen for over 300 years, since the begining of telescopic observations of the Solar System's ruling gas giant. But over the last month it has been joined by Red Spot Jr.
![Трехмерный вид облаков Юпитера](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/08/17/0001192398/jup3dclouds_gal_big.preview.jpg)
30.10.1997
Every day is a cloudy day on Jupiter, the Solar System's reigning gas giant. This 3-dimensional visualization presents a simplified model view from between Jovian cloud decks based on imaging and spectral data recorded by the Galileo spacecraft. The separation between the cloud layers and the height variations have been exaggerated.
![Новый овал на Юпитере крутится](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/08/16/0001199263/jupovalrot_gal.preview.gif)
5.01.1999
Even Jupiter can do the twist. Large cloud systems on Jupiter rotate, and the newly formed oval pictured above is no different. This new oval formed earlier this year from the collision of two smaller ovals: an occurrence not unlike two large storms merging into one huge hurricane.
![Приближаясь к Юпитеру](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2000/12/19/0001162084/jupiterapproach_vg1_big.preview.gif)
26.09.2000
In 1979 the Voyager 1 spacecraft compiled this view as it approached the gas giant Jupiter. Snapping a picture every time the Great Red Spot was properly aligned, the above time-lapse sequence shows not only spot rotation but also the swirling of neighboring clouds.
![Юпитер с борта корабля Вояджер](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2002/09/05/0001179539/jupiter1_vgr.preview.gif)
25.06.1995
Imagine a hurricane that lasted for 300 years! This picture of the planet Jupiter was taken by the Voyager 1 spacecraft as it passed the planet in 1979. Jupiter, a gas giant planet with no solid surface, is the largest planet in the solar system and is made mostly of the hydrogen and helium.
![Облака Юпитера: вид с аппарата Новые Горизонты](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/10/15/0001223871/jupiterclouds_newhorizons.preview.jpg)
15.10.2007
The New Horizons spacecraft took some stunning images of Jupiter earlier this year while on the way out to Pluto. Famous for its Great Red Spot, Jupiter is also known for its regular, equatorial cloud bands, visible through even modest sized telescopes.
![8 миллионов км до Ио](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2005/07/22/0001207331/iojup5mil_voyager_big.preview.jpg)
11.03.1999
Twenty years ago this month, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft flew past Jupiter and its moons. This sharp picture of moon Io against a background of gas giant Jupiter's diffuse swirling cloud bands was recorded by Voyager's camera from a distance of about 5 million miles.
![Юпитер, Европа и Каллисто](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2001/01/02/0001164487/JupEuroCall_cassini_big.preview.gif)
2.01.2001
As the robot Cassini spacecraft rounds Jupiter on its way toward Saturn, it has taken a sequence of images of the gas giant with its four largest moons. Previously released images have highlighted Ganymede and Io. Pictured above are the two remaining Galilean satellites: Europa and Callisto.
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