The annotations really disturb the overall beautiful coloration of the video. No harm, I know people want to learn. Maybe if they read the comments instead. Best video yet of real time Jupiter moon interactions, take care.
@FieldMajor76 - I totally agree that the annotations are annoying!! But I've found that a lot of people who watch the videos I post don't read the accompanying comments. And people can always click the button to turn them off. =)
Ganymede is the big blue moon at the beginning of the video. At six seconds into the video, the shadow of Callisto falls onto the upper portion of Jupiter (this moon itself is not seen throughout the entire clip -- it's offscreen). At nine seconds into the video, white Io appears.
Ganymede is the big blue moon at the beginning of the video. At six seconds into the video, the shadow of Callisto falls onto the upper portion of Jupiter (this moon itself is not seen throughout the entire clip -- it's offscreen). At nine seconds into the video, white Io appears.
LOL... good one!! But in the Pope's defense (and in defense of all people), humans sometimes have a hard time accepting new understandings of the world around them that contradict deeply-held beliefs. To a child, the entire universe revolves around them, and it's a pretty big blow when the child grows up and realizes that it does not. Galileo threatened that childlike innocence with some serious "blow your mind" concepts... fortunately, we can thank him for doing it. :-)
I Really Like The Video From Your Jupiter looks like it has a mild case of the measles. Five spots one colored white
lupabuatchannel 1 month ago
Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Five spots one colored white, one blue, and three black are scattered across the upper half of the planet.
cenedywong 1 month ago
that was beautiful, Hubble is incredible.
gilesderoet 6 months ago
@Dmac11a666 it happens when you have one, ya dickless idiot.
deadfish30 6 months ago
thumbs up if you got here by looking up "rapist gone wild"
foryouwillneverknow 6 months ago
if you pause the video at 00:20, you will see that the length between the 2 shadows is about the same length between the 2 moons.
Knowing there is only 1 lightsource, you can confirn that Ganymede is about twice as far from the surface of Jupiter than Io is.
Boy I love maths!! :D
GiaIsTheBest 8 months ago
watch mine video
skimboley 1 year ago
The annotations really disturb the overall beautiful coloration of the video. No harm, I know people want to learn. Maybe if they read the comments instead. Best video yet of real time Jupiter moon interactions, take care.
FieldMajor76 1 year ago 4
@FieldMajor76 - I totally agree that the annotations are annoying!! But I've found that a lot of people who watch the videos I post don't read the accompanying comments. And people can always click the button to turn them off. =)
djxatlanta 1 year ago 8
@djxatlanta i read the comments lol
sometimes as i watch sometimes after i watch but i always do,to get opinions,and argue a few lol
coltsrule5150 2 months ago
@FieldMajor76
turn em off
DJepicz 3 months ago
the image is in false colors no?
theWTFbrainOFdiegoL 2 years ago
Yes -- the images were taken in different "flavors" of infrared light.
djxatlanta 2 years ago
I can see only 2 moons! Where is the other moon?
shaka 2 years ago 2
Ganymede is the big blue moon at the beginning of the video. At six seconds into the video, the shadow of Callisto falls onto the upper portion of Jupiter (this moon itself is not seen throughout the entire clip -- it's offscreen). At nine seconds into the video, white Io appears.
djxatlanta 2 years ago
@shaka There are many moons about 69...☺
BrodyDawg12 2 years ago
@shaka idiot
deadfish30 7 months ago
@deadfish30 - chill out, dude.
djxatlanta 7 months ago
@djxatlanta another idiot :)
deadfish30 7 months ago
I saw three eclipse but only two moons. Am I missing something?
jaxspider 2 years ago 2
Ganymede is the big blue moon at the beginning of the video. At six seconds into the video, the shadow of Callisto falls onto the upper portion of Jupiter (this moon itself is not seen throughout the entire clip -- it's offscreen). At nine seconds into the video, white Io appears.
djxatlanta 2 years ago
Science is awesome. Take that, Pope Urban VIII!
ryandenki 2 years ago
LOL... good one!! But in the Pope's defense (and in defense of all people), humans sometimes have a hard time accepting new understandings of the world around them that contradict deeply-held beliefs. To a child, the entire universe revolves around them, and it's a pretty big blow when the child grows up and realizes that it does not. Galileo threatened that childlike innocence with some serious "blow your mind" concepts... fortunately, we can thank him for doing it. :-)
djxatlanta 2 years ago
that was actually insightful
kaoD 2 years ago
cool
jkebeans 2 years ago
Awesome.
fegolem 2 years ago