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Pre-college students contribute to the Cassini-Jupiter millennium flyby
This paper reports supporting ground-based C-JMOC observations made with NASA's Deep Space Network antennas at Goldstone, California.
The Galileo mission to Jupiter and its moons
Since 1995, the Galileo mission, despite all the technical troubles, has provided a detailed view of the Jovian system, revealed only fleetingly in the Pioneer and Voyager flybys of the 1970s. The atmospheric probe penetrated the clouds and conducted the first in situ sampling of an outer planet's atmosphere, transmitting data for an hour before it was lost in the gaseous depths. The orbiter, which is still going strong, has photographed and analyzed the planet, its rings, and its diverse moons. Some of the results obtained so far are reviewed.
A Tenuous Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere on Jupiter's Moon Callisto
An off-limb scan of Callisto was conducted by the Galileo Near Infrared Mapping Spectrometer to search for a carbon dioxide atmosphere.
Spatial Organization and Time Dependence of Jupiter's Tropospheric Temperatures, 1980-1993
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Introduction To The Ulysses Encounter With Jupiter
This introduction to the accompanying articles by the Ulysses investigators provides basic information on the experiments, the spacecraft and the trajectory. In addition, the scientific context of the encouter is reviewed based on the preliminary analyses of the Ulysses observations and a rudimentary comparison with the earlier Pioneer and Voyager results.
Polar and mid-latitude vortices and zonal flows on Jupiter and Saturn
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Study of Jupiter’s interior: Comparison of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 layer models
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From Jupiter Laser Facility to National Ignition Facility: An overview of High-Power Laser Experiments at LLNL
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