How did scientist learn about Jupiter?

Answer 1

Saturn is visible in the night sky with just your eyes, no need for a telescope. It was discovered by ancient people who just looked up at the sky and saw it. no one knows when that first happened, or who first recognized that it was something different from a star.

Answer 2

Scientists have learned about Jupiter through a combination of telescopic observations from Earth, spacecraft missions like NASA's Galileo, and remote sensing instruments that analyze Jupiter's atmosphere and magnetic fields. This data helps scientists understand Jupiter's composition, structure, and behavior.

Answer 3

Scientists saw that Uranus orbit did not obey the law of gravity end two scientists calculated where Neptune would be. A telescope was turned to the exact location and they found it. (The thing i wonder is how would they see it if they can barley see Uranus with the strongest telescope there is?)

Answer 4

It was discoverted by Galleo, and scientists study by using special satellites that can fly by or land on the planet.

Answer 5

Early scientist learned about Venus by studying it with their eyes and later with telescopes. Scientist learned more about the planet by launching probes in the 1960s.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I don't know, but i am trying to figure out ! uhh im annoyed.............

Answer 8

by nasa sending space missions to saturn.

Answer 9

no one knows so stop asking!

Answer 10

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