Jupiter and Saturn. Semimajor axes of orbits: 5.2 au (Jupiter) and 9.5 au (Saturn)

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Jupiter and Saturn

Semimajor axes of orbits: 5.2 au (Jupiter) and 9.5 au (Saturn)

Question? (we saw this last night!) Jupiter is almost always larger in angular size than Venus and Mars Right now, Venus and Mars have angular diameters of about 10 arcseconds, Jupiter is 33 arcseconds Saturn is about 19 What does it mean?

Basic properties of Jupiter and Saturn Jupiter: 11.2 X diameter of Earth and 318 X mass Saturn: 9.5 X diameter of Earth and 95 X the mass Jupiter and Saturn: the “giant planets” Question: how do we know the masses of Jupiter and Saturn?

A visual comparison of Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn Jupiter and Saturn are rapid rotators: 9.9 and 10.7 hours

The cloud bands of Jupiter

The atmospheric structure of Jupiter

Exploration of Jupiter

The Galileo spacecraft mission Launch: October 1989 Arrival at Jupiter: December 1995 End of mission (dive into Jupiter): September 2003

The Galileo Probe

What the Probe saw

The interior structure of Jupiter (and Saturn)

Magnetospheres 1: the Earth and the Van Allen Belts

Magnetospheres 2: the magnetosphere of Jupiter

University of Iowa connection…plasma waves and radio waves with the Voyager spacecraft

Sounds from the Voyager encounter with the Jovian bow shock University of Iowa space plasma waves