jupiter

It approached Jupiter with enough energy that it couldn't be captured and left with pretty much the same energy with respect to Jupiter.

And the possibility of having another planet like ours would likely need a planet like Jupiter to protect it.

Modeling Voyager's interaction with Jupiter as an elastic collision with the planet gives an incorrect answer.

The mass and orbital velocity of jupiter are large enough that this is a non issue.

As the post discusses, Voyager's speed (scalar) in the Jupiter frame is essentially unchanged.

What is the source of the full color Jupiter images from 2007 then?

The Jupiter system works with 10G and 40G interfaces on the host.

That infographic appears to have the colors for Mars and Jupiter reversed...

My predictions, in haiku: Life on Europa, And then Jupiter fuses.

Here is the news: the Jupiter paper is now published.

The spacecraft's speed with respect to Jupiter doesn't change.

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If this "Jupiter-sized" consciousness is allowed to have thoughts that are not "amenable to inspection".

Jupiter is a "planet" in our parlance, though.

A similarity index of zero just means "not at all similar to Earth", which, yes, applies to the Sun and Jupiter, but also to a blob of tomato ketchup, or moonlight, or schadenfreude.

What matters is that Voyager's speed with respect to the sun is greatly increased during its interaction with Jupiter's gravitational field.

And since the point of the mission is to escape the sun, what matters is the spacecraft's energy state with respect to the sun, not to Jupiter.

Jupiter was the result of solar system formation according to physics which is running all over the universe.