Jupiter Slips Behind the Sun

in Science, Video - Science | March 27th, 2009 3 Comments

“NASA’s STEREO space­craft sees Jupiter move behind the Sun in this 30 hour ani­ma­tion com­pressed into just 11 sec­onds. Mean­while, you can see Jupiter’s moons orbit­ing it.” Get more on this cool footage from Dis­cov­er Mag­a­zine and be sure to check out the Bad Astronomer Chan­nel on YouTube, which fea­tures more videos along these lines.


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