The King of Planets

The King of Planets 
Jupiter is the first of the gas goliaths and the fifth planet from the 
Sun. It is the biggest everything being equal. Indeed, in excess of a thousand
Earths could fit inside it! 

Q How did Jupiter get its name? 
A The planet is named after the ruler of
the Roman divine beings. It is in fact the ruler of the
planets, not on account of its gigantic size,
yet in addition since it turns the quickest. It is the
fourth most splendid question in the sky, after the
Sun, the Moon and Venus.

Q what number moons does Jupiter have? 
A Jupiter has in excess of 60 moons. Galileo
Galilei, the popular Italian cosmologist, saw
the four biggest moons of Jupiter in 1610.
They were named Io, Europa, Callisto and
Ganymede. By the 1970s nine more moons
were found and today we are aware of 63.

Volcanic moon

Io, one of the four biggest moons, lies
close to Jupiter. There is a lot
of weight on this little moon, since it is
continually being pulled by the gravity of
Jupiter and the other huge moons. This
pull of war creates a great deal of warmth, so Io
is secured with dynamic volcanoes.



Q What is the Awesome Red Spot? 
A Jupiter is a planet of tempests. The
greatest tempest territory is
called the Great Red Spot.
It has been seething for in any event
340 years. It is big to the point that
it tends to be seen from the
Earth through a telescope.

Q what number investigations have been made to Jupiter? 
A Many investigations have been made to
the lord of planets. Pioneer 11 took the first
shut everything down in 1974, contemplated the
climate and distinguished Jupiter's attractive
field. Space test Galileo, propelled in 1989,
circled Jupiter. In 2000, the Cassini test
took the best ever photographs.

Planet spotter The Galileo space test was the first to make a whole circle around Jupiter.
Goliath chunk of gas There are consistent tempests on Jupiter, amid which the breezes can thunder five times quicker than the quickest storm on Earth.
A portion of the enormous tempests are
seen here in dark colored.
Attempt these as well…
The Sun (10– 11),
The Planets (12– 13),
The Last Planets (18),
The Moon (20– 21),
Comets and Asteroids
(22– 23), Scientific
Upset (150– 151),
Correspondence and
Satellites (192– 193)