... solar system might well be atypical; in addition to the small rocky planets, ice giants, and gas giants of the solar system, we have found hot Jupiters, gas-dominated dwarf planets, super-sized Earths, and even miniature versions of Neptune...
...Earth’s position in respect to Jupiter's south pole, the gas giant’s southern aurora can hardly be seen, therefore Juno's unique...proximity. "Jupiter is talking to us in a way only gas-giant worlds can," said Bill Kurth, co-investigator for the Waves ...
...in the solar system, prior to Juno arriving at the gas giant, now measurements taken with Juno's magnetometer investigation (MAG) ...planet. However once every 53 days, Juno whizzes down the gas giant from the north to south pole over a two hour ...
... body. This sizeable world is more of the latter – a rocky world. Density calculations of 3.7g/cm3 confirmed that K2-18 b is not a gas giant like those we are familiar with in our Solar System. But neither could it be called Earth-like. Its...
.... This puffed-up planet is unflatteringly referred to as a bloated-hot Jupiter, because it is nearly twice the size of our own gas giant and has a radius 20 times bigger than Earth’s. It orbits an inflated F-type star known as WASP-76, an ageing and...
...the asteroid belt and beyond to the gas giants of Jupiter and Saturn, and the ice giants of Uranus and Neptune in the cold,... during the formation of the south polar Aitken Basin by a giant impact billions of years ago. The baseline for this mission is...