If you looked at the sky while on Jupiter, what would the moons look like?
If you could look up and see the moons on Jupiter, what might you see?
What would happen if you stood on Jupiter? What would happen if earth was a moon of jupiter? What would happen to Jupiter, along with its moons, if it were in the habitable zone? What are the surface features of Jupiter? How can they be described? How can you see Jupiter without using a telescope at night? Planetary Science: What would happen if you stood on Jupiter? Would you fall into the core, since it has no physical surface? What on Earth can be seen from the Moon? As far as moons go, would Earth's moon be bright in relation to the moons of other planets? What are the coolest facts about Jupiter? Can we see planets with radio telescopes? If we can see distant galaxy using Hubble or some other telescopes, can we see the flag on moon? What would happen if you were to jump into the planet Jupiter? What are the most interesting facts about Jupiter? Could the Hubble see Apollo debris if we aimed it at the moon? What would it look like through a telescope if all the planets aligned? Is there a way to catch a glimpse of satellites orbiting earth? Can you seen the Moon on Mars? On seeing the picture of any planet what will be your key observations? Is there a place on Earth where the setting sun and the rising moon can be seen at opposite sides of the sky? What would happen if jupiter collided with earth? What would happen if we flew a plane on Jupiter? How far is Jupiter from the Sun and how does its proximity affect the planets characteristics? Jupiter, Mars and Moon in 11th house. Does it have significant effect ? What does the Earth look like from the Moon? How big would the sun look on other planets? What would happen on earth if a meteor hit the moon? Which satellites are visible from earth? Is there a planet bigger than Jupiter? What would happen to the Earth’s orbit around the Sun if the Moon disappeared? Jupiter is a gas giant. Could you fly a rocket through Jupiter and out through the other end? (excluding gravity)