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On Saturday, Feb. 3, NASA’s Juno spacecraft made a second close flyby of Jupiter’s moon Io -- (link)

Posted by decline (aka Decline) Feb 5 '24, 11:08

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Wow (www.missionjuno.swri.edu)

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Io, Io, its off to work I go -- nm - Juno Feb 5, 11:19
brillliant -- nm - prayformojo 🐵 Feb 5, 11:13
more -- (link) - decline Feb 5, 11:10 11
- Do we know the temperature range on the dark side of Jupiter? -- nm - David Feb 5, 11:14 10
  - Wow. I would have lost this bet. "With temperatures ranging from 2,240 to 2,780 degrees Fahrenheit" -- nm - David Feb 5, 11:16 9
    - Uhm, that can't be right. Closer to 200F. -- nm - Spawn Feb 5, 11:24 8
      - I don't know the source, but it's from this. -- (link) - David Feb 5, 11:27 6
        
        that's talking about an exoplanet 850 light years from here -- nm - decline Feb 5, 11:32 3
        
        Sorry, that was my google box result. -- nm - David Feb 5, 11:36 1
        
        Yeah, Google search has gone to shit, unfortunately. -- nm - Reagen Feb 5, 11:42
        
        Ah, so instead of Disney World it is Euro Disney. -- nm - Spawn Feb 5, 11:34
        
        That's an exoplanet. A "hot Jupiter" is a particular classification of some exoplanets. - Reagen Feb 5, 11:31
        
        They are wrong. - Spawn Feb 5, 11:30
      - Venus is the hottest and would never hit 1,000F. -- nm* - Spawn Feb 5, 11:25

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