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  • This month, we’ve met four of Jupiter’s moons. Four. Which means there are at least sixty-three other moons we haven’t met, and possibly [...]

    Jupiter’s 63 Other Moons

    August 31, 2015
  • Sciency Words is a special series here on Planet Pailly celebrating the rich and colorful world of science and science-related terminology. [...]

    Sciency Words: Hot Jupiter

    August 28, 2015
  • Jupiter’s hiding something. We can see the cloud tops. We can monitor the planet’s intense winds and observe its enormous cyclonic and [...]

    What’s Jupiter Hiding?

    August 27, 2015
  • Our ongoing journey through the Solar System now brings us to Callisto: the least interesting of Jupiter’s Galilean moons. Callisto doesn’t [...]

    Meet a Moon: Callisto

    August 24, 2015
  • Sciency Words is a special series here on Planet Pailly celebrating the rich and colorful world of science and science-related terminology. [...]

    Sciency Words: Chaos Terrain

    August 21, 2015
  • In last week’s edition of Sciency Words, we covered the belts and zones of Jupiter’s atmosphere. As a brief summary: Zones are the light [...]

    On Jupiter, Cold Air Rises?

    August 19, 2015
  • So far this month, we’ve met two of Jupiter’s famous Galilean moons: Io and Europa. Now it’s time we met the moon named Ganymede. Eh… [...]

    Meet a Moon: Ganymede

    August 17, 2015
  • Sciency Words is a special series here on Planet Pailly celebrating the rich and colorful world of science and science-related terminology. [...]

    Sciency Words: Belts and Zones

    August 14, 2015
  • The title of today’s post may seem like a moronic question, but Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is known to change color, ranging from brick red to [...]

    What Color is the Great Red Spot?

    August 12, 2015
  • Every Monday this month, as part of the 2015 Mission to the Solar System, were meeting a moon of Jupiter. Today, we’re meeting: EUROPA Liquid [...]

    Meet a Moon: Europa

    August 10, 2015

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