Long Island amateur astronomer Steven Bellavia imaged Jupiter's Great Red Spot, its satellite Europa and its shadow on Sept. 14th from the Custer Institute at Southold, NY.

Hughes has provided satellite-based internet access for years with its Jupiter 1 and Jupiter 2 satellites, each in geostationary orbit 22,236 miles above Earth's equator.But their data transfer ...

Hughes' Jupiter 3 couldn't be more different. It's a single nine-ton satellite the size of a bus -- 27 feet long and 127 feet wide once its solar panels are deployed.

NASA spacecraft captures stunning new images of Jupiter By Ariana Garcia , Assistant News Editor Nov 16, 2024 Jupiter as seen during Juno's 66th perijove on Oct. 24, 2024.

The probe's first encounter will be with the asteroid Eurybates in August 2027. According to NASA, Lucy will conduct four ...

Orbiting its star in an elliptical path at less than half the distance between Earth and the Sun, this exoplanet offers a ...

ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — NASA recently launched a mission to Jupiter's moon, Europa, to see if its global ocean has conditions suitable for life. Europa Clipper will take more than five years to ...

Jupiter is also famous for its incredible storms, the largest of which is the Great Red Spot. The rust-colored storm is an absolute giant, but it’s actually a lot smaller today than it once was.