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JUNO Spacecraft Reveals Mysteries of Jupiter

November 13, 2020 Antarctica Journal

Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun, and it is pretty amazing. On average this planet takes about 11 years to make it around the sun once. The planet measures about 88,000 miles in diameter and is located about 450 million miles from earth. Jupiter has four major moons that are larger than earth and one of them is […]

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Jupiter’s Moon Europa May Have Water Geysers Taller Than Everest

October 22, 2020 Antarctica Journal

Scientists have discovered that the moon Europa the sixth closest moon to Jupiter has been spewing plumes of water more than 20 times taller than Mt. Everest. The Hubble Space Telescope has taken images of this activity in recent years. If this activity can be confirmed this might confirm the existence of life in the underground oceans on the moon […]

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JUNO Spacecraft Reveals Mysteries of Jupiter

Jupiter’s Moon Europa May Have Water Geysers Taller Than Everest