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  • Re: storms

    Hi Victor, That's a great question! The answer is yes, the outer planets are also affected by disturbances in the solar wind like coronal mass ejections (CMES). Although the aurora on Jupiter are strongly influenced by Jupiter's moon Io, the solar wind has also been observed to have an effect...
    Posted to Solar Storms (Forum) by Kris Sigsbee on 10-05-2009
  • Re: planets

    Hi Suzzy, If I could go anywhere in the solar system, I think it would be really interesting to visit some of Jupiter and Saturn's moons. Jupiter's moon Io has strange sulfur volcanoes. Jupiter's moon Europa is completely covered in ice, but some people think it may have a liquid core. Saturn's...
    Posted to Other (Forum) by Kris Sigsbee on 10-05-2009
  • Re: Saturn

    Hi John, Yes, this is something that happens about every 14-15 years. On September 4, 2009, the Saturn's rings will disappear as viewed from the Earth. The rings of Saturn will still be there, the same as they always have been. We just won't be able to see them because we will be looking directly...
    Posted to Other (Forum) by Kris Sigsbee on 10-24-2008
  • Re: Favorite Planet

    Hi Kerstin, That's definitely a fun question! It's really hard to pick a favorite planet because there are so many amazing things on our own planet and the other planets in the solar system. But if I were to pick a favorite planet besides Earth, I would say Saturn. Looking at Saturn through a...
    Posted to Other (Forum) by Kris Sigsbee on 10-22-2008
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