Júpiter (en. Jupiter)

/ˈxu.pi.ter/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Planet of the solar system known for its large storms and gaseous composition.

Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun.

Júpiter es el quinto planeta desde el Sol.

In Roman mythology, Jupiter is the chief god, equivalent to Zeus in Greek mythology.

In ancient times, people worshipped Jupiter in magnificent temples.

En la antigüedad, la gente rendía culto a Júpiter en templos magníficos.

Name that comes from the Latin 'Iuppiter', which is a form of the ancient 'God'.

Jupiter in opposition

Astronomical event when Jupiter is directly opposite the Sun from the perspective of Earth.

Júpiter en oposición

Satellites

Celestial bodies that orbit around Jupiter, such as Io and Europa.

satélites

Storms

Intense weather phenomena that occur in Jupiter's atmosphere, like the Great Red Spot.

tormentas

Reference to something very large or impactful.

That party was a Jupiter, I had never seen anything like it.

Esa fiesta fue un Júpiter, nunca había visto algo así.