The shadow of Ganymedes, Jupiter's largest moon, passes across the Great Red Spot.
Jupiter as Cyclops
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Jupiter as Cyclops
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Re: Jupiter as Cyclops
Yet another incredibly brilliant astronomy photo!
Thank you, Hans!
Thank you, Hans!
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Re: Jupiter as Cyclops
Jupiter behave 'cos I'm watching you!
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Re: Jupiter as Cyclops
Cos(ine), I'm watching you?Rudi wrote:Jupiter behave 'cos I'm watching you!
So, Rudi's warning is even more threatening when one knows that lightning and sacrifice are within Jupiter's bag of tricks . . . by Jove!from Wikipedia wrote:Jupiter (aka, Jove) is the Roman king of the gods and the god of sky and thunder in myth. Jupiter was the chief deity of Roman state religion throughout the Republican and Imperial eras, until Christianity became the dominant religion of the Empire. In Roman mythology, he negotiates with Numa Pompilius, the second king of Rome, to establish principles of Roman religion such as sacrifice.
In all my 7+ decades of life, I never had occasion to learn that "Jove" refers to Jupiter . . . but, I never was a fan of mythology and ancient gods nor a student of Latin. Thanks, Rudi, for advancing my education.
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Re: Jupiter as Cyclops
The credit is yours Bob for discovering it through your inquisitiveness...BobH wrote:Thanks, Rudi, for advancing my education.
Thanks to you, I'm wiser too.
I'll just take a
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Rudi wrote:The credit is yours Bob for discovering it through your inquisitiveness...BobH wrote:Thanks, Rudi, for advancing my education.
Thanks to you, I'm wiser too.
I'll just take a
It's Saturday and evening in your part of the world; so . . .
(your limit)
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Re: Jupiter as Cyclops
Puuurfect!!
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