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The view of Jupiter and its moons that we see in
a telescope or in the CLEA simulation or the way
Galileo saw them in his telescope, i.e. in a
straight line. Although we do see the moons
horizontally.
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The view of Jupiter and its moons that we would
like to see. That is, a view from above so that
we can measure their circular motion, radius and
period.
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How do we determine a moon's orbital radius and
period? We plot the motion above - click on
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Simple Harmonic Motion gives us
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The Mass of Jupiter
Knowing the Period, T and Semi-major
axis or average radius, a of a moon of Jupiter
we can calcuate the Mass of
Jupiter ! Using Newton's form of Kepler's 3rd
Law M
a3 T2
But
there's a catch! The units! must be AU, Earth
Years and Solar Masses