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Dramatic moment mysterious object strikes Jupiter causing bright flash caught by amateur astronomer

THIS is the dramatic moment amateur astronomers saw a mysterious object slamming into Jupiter. An enthusiast in Germany – 382.76million miles away – captured the instant a bright flash of…

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Best chance to see Jupiter with NAKED EYE is this week – don’t miss rare ‘opposition’

JUPITER is set to shine at its biggest and brightest this week. If you’re doing a spot of stargazing on August 19 you should look to the Capricornus constellation to…

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Gaming

Jupiter Hell review – a heavenly mix of Doom and roguelike

Jupiter Hell – hell of an odd idea (pic: ChaosForge) Reinterpreting Doom as a turn-based roguelike sounds like a strange idea, but Jupiter Hell will rip and tear at your…

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Laser experiments suggest helium rain falls on Jupiter

Sprinkles of helium rain may fall on Jupiter. At pressures and temperatures present within the gas giant, the hydrogen and helium that make up the bulk of its atmosphere don’t…

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Russia's latest bid to WIN space race is sending 'nuclear spaceship' to JUPITER and Venus

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Russia’s latest bid to WIN space race is sending ‘nuclear spaceship’ to JUPITER and Venus

RUSSIA is plotting to send a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Jupiter in the latest twist in its space race with the United States. According to state media, the country’s space agency…

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How many moons does Jupiter have?

Jupiter is by far the biggest planet in our solar system. In fact, it is 2.5 times the combined mass of all the other planets put together. So it’s no…

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What the stars have in store for your sign from the Super Flower Moon to Jupiter on steroids

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Horoscopes

What the stars have in store for your sign from the Super Flower Moon to Jupiter on steroids

WITH a Super Flower Moon, Jupiter showering us with luck and don’t get us started on Mercury Retrograde, it’s safe to say May is going to be a month to…

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When does Jupiter enter Pisces? What it means for YOUR star sign

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Horoscopes

When does Jupiter enter Pisces? What it means for YOUR star sign

THE largest planet in our solar system, Jupiter, enters dreamy Pisces on May 13 this year and then again on December 29. Great, but what does this mean for me,…

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When does Jupiter enter Capricorn? What it means for YOUR sign?

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When does Jupiter enter Capricorn? What it means for YOUR sign?

THE largest planet in our solar system, Jupiter, moved into earth sign Capricorn in November last year and will stay there until November 20 this year. If you’re wondering what…

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When does Jupiter enter Aquarius? What it means for YOUR sign?

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When does Jupiter enter Aquarius? What it means for YOUR sign?

THE biggest planet in our solar system, Jupiter, entered Aquarius on December 19, 2020 where it will stay until May 13, 2021 before continuing its journey from July 28-December 28,…

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Dramatic moment mysterious object strikes Jupiter causing bright flash caught by amateur astronomer

Best chance to see Jupiter with NAKED EYE is this week – don’t miss rare ‘opposition’

Jupiter Hell review – a heavenly mix of Doom and roguelike

Laser experiments suggest helium rain falls on Jupiter

Russia’s latest bid to WIN space race is sending ‘nuclear spaceship’ to JUPITER and Venus

How many moons does Jupiter have?

What the stars have in store for your sign from the Super Flower Moon to Jupiter on steroids

When does Jupiter enter Pisces? What it means for YOUR star sign

When does Jupiter enter Capricorn? What it means for YOUR sign?

When does Jupiter enter Aquarius? What it means for YOUR sign?

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