Hubble Views Jupiter at Opposition

The video explores Jupiter, the largest planet in our Solar System, highlighting its visibility during opposition and the ability to observe its moons. It discusses NASA's Hubble Space Telescope's role in capturing images and data of Jupiter, including its clouds, winds, and the Great Red Spot. The video also covers Hubble's observations of Jupiter's auroras and moons, such as Callisto, Europa, and Io, and its contributions to space missions like the Europa Clipper. The Hubble's findings aid in guiding robotic explorers and expanding our understanding of the Solar System.

What is the significance of Jupiter being in opposition on April 7th?

Describe the Great Red Spot on Jupiter and its changes over the years.

How does the Opal program contribute to our understanding of Jupiter?

What evidence has Hubble provided regarding Europa?

In what ways do Hubble's observations assist NASA's robotic planetary explorers?