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Jupiter’s moon Europa has ice that may glow green in the dark

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Jupiter’s moon Europa has ice that may glow green in the dark

Jupiter’s icy moon Europa may glow in the dark, which could help NASA’s Europa Clipper mission determine whether the moon’s seas have the ingredients for life

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Mars is unusually close this month – here's how to spot it in the sky

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Mars is unusually close this month – here's how to spot it in the sky

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Strange lightning on Jupiter may be caused by ammonia snowballs

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Strange lightning on Jupiter may be caused by ammonia snowballs

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Ganymede

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A giant impact may have caused cracks all over Jupiter's moon Ganymede

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Jupiter is wetter than we thought, which helps explain how it formed

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Leigh Fletcher

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Voyage to Jupiter: What the Juno mission can teach us

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Jupiter red spot

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Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is healthy despite looking like it’s dying

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night sky

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See Venus and Jupiter next to each other in the sky this week

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The solar system has too many moons – it's time for a cull

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The solar system has too many moons – it's time for a cull

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Five of Jupiter’s newly discovered moons have been given names

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Five of Jupiter’s newly discovered moons have been given names

Last year, astronomers announced they’d found 12 new moons orbiting Jupiter, and now five of them have been named after daughters and granddaughters of Zeus

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A massive collision may have made Jupiter's core so weird

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What happened when the Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet smashed into Jupiter

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By Jupiter! How the solar system’s giant made Earth ripe for life

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Spiky space antenna will probe the frigid exteriors of Jupiter's moons

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