Synonyms for jupiter
ˈdʒu pɪ tərjupiter

Princeton's WordNet

1. Jupiternoun

   the largest planet and the 5th from the sun; has many satellites and is one of the brightest objects in the night sky

2. Jupiter, Jovenoun

   (Roman mythology) supreme god of Romans; counterpart of Greek Zeus

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1. • Jovian Planet
   • Superior Planet

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1. List of paraphrases for "jupiter":

   jove, callisto, juniper

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1. JUPITER

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1. David Bennett:

   Earth's future may not be so rosy because it is much closer to the Sun, if humankind wanted to move to a moon of Jupiter or Saturn before the Sun fried the Earth during its red supergiant phase, we'd still remain in orbit around the Sun, although we would not be able to rely on heat from the Sun as a white dwarf for very long.

2. Heidi Hammel:

   By monitoring auroral activity on exoplanets, we may be able to infer the presence of water on or within an exoplanet, now, it's not going to be easy — it's not as easy as Ganymede and Jupiter, and that wasn't easy. It may require a much larger telescope than Hubble, it may require some future space telescope, but nevertheless, it's a tool now that we didn't have prior to this work that Joachim and his team have done.

3. Richard Hook:

   This is the most precise match, this is the best Jupiter-like object around a sun-like object.

4. Stephen Kane:

   I would be very surprised if humanity made it to the orbit of Jupiter within the next few centuries.

5. Thomas Cravens:

   We know that it's bumping material out of the rings at least 10 times faster than we thought, if it's not being replenished, the rings aren't going to last -- you've got a hole in your bucket. Jupiter probably had a ring that evolved into the current wispy ring, and it could be for similar reasons. Rings do come and go. At some point they gradually drain away unless somehow they're getting new material.