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. Mike Hankey:

   What is a little more interesting now, and also visible tonight and this week, are the close and prominent positioning of Venus and Jupiter in the western sky right after sunset, the astronomical word for this is ‘conjunction.’ These planets will be setting as the moon is rising, so they are only visible for about an hour at sunset, near the western horizon.

2. Nick Lane:

   Space missions have found evidence that icy moons of Jupiter and Saturn might also have similarly alkaline hydrothermal vents in their seas, while we have never seen any evidence of life on those moons, if we want to find life on other planets or moons, studies like ours can help us decide where to look.

3. Bryan Holler:

   Combined with the deep field images released the other day, these images of Jupiter demonstrate the full grasp of what James Webb can observe, from the faintest, most distant observable galaxies to planets in our own cosmic backyard that you can see with the naked eye from your actual backyard.

4. Joshua Blackman:

   This evidence confirms that planets orbiting at a large enough distance can continue to exist after their star's death, given that this system is an analog to our own solar system, it suggests that Jupiter and Saturn might survive the Sun's red giant phase, when it runs out of nuclear fuel and self-destructs.

5. Suzanne Dodd:

   We need to develop an orbiter for each of those planets, at Uranus, the five major moons are very different. They have unique geological history, so we need to understand how they were formed or captured. Uranus has a rotational pole that is tipped on its side more than the Earth, so we need an understanding of why that happened. At Neptune, there are a great amount of features in atmosphere similar to Jupiter and Saturn. And Neptune's moon Triton is of interest because of the methane geysers on it.