「Jupiter」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| connected to another necklace; Mars, a spear; | Jupiter, a staff; Saturn, a scythe; the Sun, a circle |
| Jupiter, a Sudarsky Class I planet. | |
| Kepler-7b is a hot | Jupiter, a Jupiter-sized gas giant exoplanet orbiting |
| The planet is a large hot | Jupiter, about 1.49 times the radius of Jupiter and a |
| Its main product was the 1983 Forth based | Jupiter Ace. |
| arty encounter a beastman girl named Sveta, a | Jupiter Adept who can read minds (much like Karis' fa |
| scored while playing for the Marlins Single-A | Jupiter affiliate. |
| We've Got The Time (Par-T-One Remix) | -Jupiter Age |
| It will have 10 times the surface gravity of | Jupiter alone and could be incandescent (glowing). |
| ler-7b has a mass that is 0.433 times that of | Jupiter, although it has been expanded to a size that |
| planet is probably somewhat less massive than | Jupiter, although only its minimum mass is known. |
| similar to that of comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 on | Jupiter, an extremely unlikely event on Earth. |
| Editor/Publisher: | Jupiter and Mercury: An A to Z by Paul Wright, publis |
| anet has a minimum mass close to half that of | Jupiter and is most probably a gas giant. |
| e object is roughly 6 times more massive than | Jupiter and is located 8.6 AU from the binary. |
| s planet has mass at least 1.28 times that of | Jupiter and orbits at 0.545 AU in an eccentric orbit. |
| The Goat Amalthea with the Infant | Jupiter and a Faun is an early sculpture by Gian Lore |
| s within 0.018 AU (2.7 million kilometers) of | Jupiter and be strongly perturbed. |
| planet, HAT-P-13b, has a mass around that of | Jupiter and orbits its sun roughly every three days. |
| heir star that make them suspected analogs of | Jupiter and Saturn. |
| It is the eighth largest moon of | Jupiter and is named after the mother by Zeus of the |
| d is entirely contained between the orbits of | Jupiter and Mars. |
| Queensland, Australia and is floating between | Jupiter and Mars. |
| 624 Hektor forms an equilateral triangle with | Jupiter and the Sun it consequently orbits both bodie |
| It has a mass at least half that of | Jupiter and is located in an eccentric 130-day orbit. |
| The Capitoline Temple is dedicated to | Jupiter and is approximately the same dimensions as t |
| something in Anglesey's mind rejects or fears | Jupiter, and the resulting feedback keeps destroying |
| the British captured, the other two being the | Jupiter and the Alexandre. |
| The planet is at least 10.6 times the mass of | Jupiter and orbits at 2.1 AU distance. |
| Greatest conjunction is a conjunction of | Jupiter and Saturn at or near their opposition to the |
| ermonuclear warhead, used on the Thor, Atlas, | Jupiter, and Titan I ballistic missile systems. |
| ts in the main asteroid belt between Mars and | Jupiter and is not a near-Earth asteroid. |
| ation of the four base elements: Venus, Mars, | Jupiter, and Mercury; magically-attuned Adepts can ma |
| The outer planet is 5/6 the mass of | Jupiter and takes 883 days to orbit eccentrically aro |
| This planet has at least half the mass of | Jupiter and takes over eight weeks to orbit the star |
| It has mass 78% that of | Jupiter and orbits very close to the star, just beyon |
| um variable stars, or the interaction between | Jupiter and its moon Io. |
| The planet is about 4.5 times as massive as | Jupiter and is the first discovered planet orbiting a |
| arot which subtitutes the figures of Juno and | Jupiter and place of the Popess and Pope of the Tarot |
| is planet has at least one-thirds the mass of | Jupiter and takes 7.8 months to orbit the star at a s |
| enior remaining French officers on Alexandre, | Jupiter and Brave, that those three ships suffered 76 |
| n would yield a minimum mass 50 times that of | Jupiter and an orbital period of 8.77 years. |
| that he could see the four Galilean moons of | Jupiter and the crescent phase of the planet Venus wi |
| is planet has at least 0.16 times the mass of | Jupiter and takes 55.8 days to orbit the star at a se |
| ture was incorrectly identified as portraying | Jupiter and Antiope as, according to the legend, Zeus |
| to have minimum mass of 3.82 times more than | Jupiter and takes 8.08 years to revolve around the st |
| The planet has a mass about half that of | Jupiter and orbits at a distance of 0.921 AU from the |
| steroid in the asteroid belt between Mars and | Jupiter, and is classified as a minor planet, which o |
| mes of roughly equivalent Roman gods, such as | Jupiter and Mercury. |
| rface features of Mars, the Great Red Spot on | Jupiter, and observations of other planets, minor pla |
| planet has at least three-fifths the mass of | Jupiter and takes 1.29 years to orbit the star at a s |
| It has a mass about half that of | Jupiter and it orbits in a very tight, round orbit ar |
| ve illustrations of the relative positions of | Jupiter and its moons as they appeared nightly from l |
| anet has a large mass (nine times the mass of | Jupiter), and a surface gravity 25 times that exerted |
| extrasolar planets - 0.05 - about the same as | Jupiter and Saturn in our own solar system. |
| It has mass 21.42 times more massive than | Jupiter and the orbit takes 4% longer than Earth's to |
| , is a centaur with a perihelion greater than | Jupiter and a semi-major axis less than Neptune. |
| This planet has a minimum mass 37% more than | Jupiter and orbits 90% of the distance between the Ea |
| s mass at least six and a half time more than | Jupiter and orbits the twice nearly twice the distanc |
| our of Saturn, the third would be the hour of | Jupiter, and so on. |
| s planet has at least one-seventh the mass of | Jupiter and takes fifteen-sevenths years to orbit the |
| oman deities appear in her lyrics; aside from | Jupiter and Saturn, Morpheus, Hades, Uranus and Charo |
| he planet's minimum mass is one fifth that of | Jupiter, and it orbits the star in a very eccentric o |
| g perturbations caused by the passing of both | Jupiter and Mars, the 1:2 Mars resonance brings about |
| f the ancient Roman goddess Juno, the wife of | Jupiter and considered the patroness of marriage. |
| ilibrium temperatures are similar to those of | Jupiter and Saturn in the solar system as well as the |
| and was reprinted in the 1975 collection Buy | Jupiter and Other Stories. |
| it is most likely a gas giant planet, akin to | Jupiter and Saturn in our own solar system. |
| It has a minimum mass of 2.7 times that of | Jupiter and an orbital period of 184 days (correspond |
| planet has at least seven-sixths the mass of | Jupiter and takes over three years to orbit the star |
| Its mass is about half that of | Jupiter and it orbits the star at a distance less tha |
| mum Mobile, Venus, Mercury, the moon, Saturn, | Jupiter, and Mars. |
| exoplanet with about 11.79 times the mass of | Jupiter, and an orbit around its parent star in about |
| lections Have You Seen These? in 1974 and Buy | Jupiter and Other Stories in 1975. |
| planet has at least three-fifths the mass of | Jupiter and takes 0.9 years to orbit the star at a se |
| Leech betrays | Jupiter and leaves him to burn, inheriting his brothe |
| illed by Spittle for his experiments, leaving | Jupiter and Leech alone to battle over who is heir to |
| It has at least twice the mass of | Jupiter and it orbits with semimajor axis of 1.17 AU, |
| fit model, it has about 3.5 times the mass of | Jupiter and a projected separation of 3.6 astronomica |
| es a slightly lower mass of 3.3 times that of | Jupiter and a projected separation of 2.1 AU is only |
| As Io moves closer to | Jupiter and then further away in the course of a orbi |
| It is at least 38% as massive as | Jupiter, and orbits very close to its host star, even |
| ere, though a few involve events around Mars, | Jupiter, and the asteroid belt. |
| they were officially designated to study just | Jupiter and Saturn, the two probes were able to conti |
| his planet has mass at least 11 times that of | Jupiter and takes 835 days to orbit the star twice th |
| ier, who had just completed an observation of | Jupiter and was examining several nebulae. |
| s planet has at least five-thirds the mass of | Jupiter and takes nearly seven years to orbit the sta |
| to be a new planet orbiting between Mars and | Jupiter, and names it Ceres. |
| With a minimum mass of 1.17 that of | Jupiter and a similar radius, the planet moves around |
| is planet has at least one-thirds the mass of | Jupiter and takes 568 days to orbit the star at a sem |
| anuary 21, 2008: the new mega-field was named | Jupiter and had the same size as Tupi. |
| et was claimed to have a mass 6 times that of | Jupiter and an orbital period of 270 days. |
| In this scenario, | Jupiter and Saturn will occupy the same position in r |
| eclipse of January 4, 2011, a conjunction of | Jupiter and Uranus, and the Quadrantid meteor shower. |
| to be about 3.3 times the mass of the planet | Jupiter and 1.17 times its size with an orbital perio |
| which was launched on 5 September, flew past | Jupiter and Saturn, with a planned flyby of Pluto bei |
| n entity known as JW, who lived on the planet | Jupiter, and began to assemble a book of his spiritua |
| ially disturbed by the planets, in particular | Jupiter and to a lesser extent by radiation pressure |
| t has a minimum mass three times greater than | Jupiter and orbits the intermediate-mass giant star a |
| The inner planet is twice as massive as | Jupiter and takes 453 days to orbit the star in a cir |
| Of the four vessels, only | Jupiter and Vulcano took part in a modernization prog |
| ger planet than Earth (about the same size as | Jupiter and Saturn). |
| planet could be up to four times the mass of | Jupiter and have a relatively high temperature of app |
| uld yield a minimum mass 7 times greater than | Jupiter and be located 9.5 Astronomical Units away fr |
| ical planet (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter and Saturn) was associated with one of the se |
| ses (spirae) of the columns of the temples of | Jupiter and Juno in the Portico of Octavius; the earl |
| ded to transmit hundreds of color pictures of | Jupiter and Saturn in their 1979, 1980, and 1981 fly- |
| eorge William Hill had computed the orbits of | Jupiter and Saturn in the nineteenth century and Newc |
| this way from their formation in orbits near | Jupiter and Saturn to their current positions, over h |
| planet has at least three-eighths the mass of | Jupiter and takes over two and five-eighths years to |
| initially saw an astronomical body, probably | Jupiter, and pilot incompetence and equipment malfunc |
| s planet has mass at least 0.64 times that of | Jupiter and takes 962 days to orbit the star at an or |
| and protons in interplanetary space and near | Jupiter and Saturn. |
| methane in the Celestial body atmospheres of | Jupiter and the other giant planets, Oparin postulate |
| astrology, the two transpersonal planets are | Jupiter and Saturn because their orbits are of such a |
| ht years away that is eight times the size of | Jupiter and orbits a younger star similar to the Sun. |
| Jupiter and Saturn | |
| 'Venus, | Jupiter, and Amor, 1712 |
| Jupiter and Leda; after the same. | |
| It has mass 78% that of | Jupiter and radius 140% that of Jupiter. |
| New Truong Nguyen: northwest corner of | Jupiter and Walnut. |
| The four houses are Neptune, Saturn, | Jupiter and Mercury. |
| It is probably less massive than | Jupiter and even Saturn. |
| Its mass is 2.44 times that of | Jupiter and its diameter is roughly the same size as |
| It is, thus, more than twice the mass of | Jupiter, and slightly less than three halves of Jupit |
| She is an expert on the planets | Jupiter and Saturn, and the author of Jupiter: The Gi |
| inimum mass two and a half times greater than | Jupiter and orbits two times closer to the star than |
| It has true mass of 5.7% greater than | Jupiter and a radius 33% greater than Jupiter, corres |
| t that, if approved and launched, would orbit | Jupiter and perform at least seven flybys of Jupiter' |
| This companion is about | Jupiter's size, has a planetary mass, at least 2.44 t |
| he planet has approximately twice the mass of | Jupiter, and is about 1.5 times larger. |
| nt Roman times he was equated with aspects of | Jupiter and Mars. |
| Leda is also the name of a satellite of | Jupiter and a catalogue of galaxies. |
| It has mass 3.88 times that of | Jupiter and orbits at 0.0692 AU. |
| rous drawings and photographs of Venus, Mars, | Jupiter and the Moon. |
| It shows Amalthea as a goat, the infant god | Jupiter and an infant Faun. |
| The planet has a minimum mass of 2.8 | Jupiter and a period of 137 days. |
| d of: the Sun and Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter, and Saturn. |
| s located in the cities of Orlando, Minneola, | Jupiter, and Howell, Michigan. |
| It is almost five times as massive as | Jupiter and has a very eccentric orbit. |
| Three is ruled by | Jupiter and the astrological aspect of the trine. |
| mythology, Aquila was owned by the Roman god | Jupiter and performed many tasks for him. |
| ayed 51 games in 2007, splitting time between | Jupiter and Carolina. |
| contrast of blue clouds against background of | Jupiter and Saturn. |
| jects on orange orbits (Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter, and Saturn) rotate around the sun. |
| t Conjunction is a conjunction of the planets | Jupiter and Saturn. |
| small icy bodies with orbits between those of | Jupiter and Neptune. |
| is in the zone of control of the giant planet | Jupiter and the orbit of the comet is frequently pert |
| least two planets: b with a mass of 0.727 of | Jupiter and c with the mass of approximately 0.271 of |
| is in turn in Sagittarius, its dispositor is | Jupiter, and if Jupiter is Cancer its dispositor is t |
| th a mass at least slightly less than that of | Jupiter and is likely to be a near twin of Jupiter, e |
| The | Jupiter and Lake Worth Railway opened in 1889 as a sh |
| It is at least 15% more massive than | Jupiter and orbits at an average distance of 3.15 AU |
| It has mass half more than | Jupiter and takes 74% of Earth year to orbit the star |
| planet has a minimum mass two-thirds that of | Jupiter and orbits about 2 AU from the parent star. |
| low mass star, a brown dwarf, and the planets | Jupiter and Earth. |
| rom the star is close to the distance between | Jupiter and the Sun. |
| The written symbols for Mercury, Venus, | Jupiter, and Saturn have been traced to forms found i |
| et has a minimum mass of 1.99 times more than | Jupiter and orbits at a distance of 0.947 AU. |
| tre and other buildings, including temples of | Jupiter and Apollo. |
| It is at least 6.38 times the mass of | Jupiter and is likely to be a gas giant. |
| s planet has mass at least 0.57 times that of | Jupiter and orbits at 1.89 AU in an eccentric orbit. |
| Venus is called home by | Jupiter and must return to Mount Olympus, so she retu |
| inear secular resonances (primarily involving | Jupiter and Saturn) has been proposed |
| It has a minimum mass 82% that of | Jupiter and takes 170 days to complete its orbit arou |
| It has a minimum mass half that of | Jupiter, and it orbits in a very short orbit completi |
| Assuming a composition similar to that of | Jupiter and that its environment is close to chemical |
| The spiral galaxy, | Jupiter, and the four moons (total of six space objec |
| hem have yielded startling new information on | Jupiter and promise to reveal a wealth of knowledge a |
| lanet had a minimum mass equal to the mass of | Jupiter and was thought to be located in an elliptica |
| s, among them Vertumnus and Pomona, and Juno, | Jupiter and Io. |
| net is at least three times more massive than | Jupiter and takes 13 years and four-and-a-half months |
| ve traditional planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter and Saturn), the eighth sphere (Octava Spera) |
| lanet is at least two times more massive than | Jupiter and takes over two years to orbit the star at |
| is planet has at least four times the mass of | Jupiter and takes approximately 1000 days to orbit th |
| self) is not designed to look at the moons of | Jupiter, and is actually based on the Mars Science La |
| net has a minimum mass a little bit less than | Jupiter and it orbits at 2.41 AU or 361 Gm from the s |
| painted history works, such as the mannerist | Jupiter and Antiope, as well as religious paintings r |
| including the Galileo and Cassini missions to | Jupiter and Saturn. |
| ere he was in charge of analysing pictures of | Jupiter and Saturn sent from the spacecraft Voyager. |
| plague of 1348 by the conjunction of Saturn, | Jupiter, and Mars in 1341" (Tomasello, 15)." |
| lor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, Sailor | Jupiter, and Sailor Venus, respectively. |
| des, and reprinted in the 1975 collection Buy | Jupiter and Other Stories. |
| the Pershing missile), the ST-90 (used on the | Jupiter and on early Saturn I flights), and the ST-80 |
| On 29 November 1941, the | Jupiter and HMS Encounter, detached from the Mediterr |
| r of Bethlehem", the minimum distance between | Jupiter and Saturn was around 1 degree, this is twice |
| Assuming a composition similar to | Jupiter and an environment close to chemical equilibr |
| ated mass between 40 and 50 times the mass of | Jupiter, and an estimated effective temperature of 95 |
| the Sun, Moon, lunar distances, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter, and Saturn, which was published separately a |
| unpersuaded by Tychonic arguments that Mars, | Jupiter and Saturn also orbited the Sun in addition t |
| 10 months move in 10 minutes, Another showing | Jupiter and its 4 satellites, and on the front face w |
| ds of the five planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter, and Saturn), as he pointed out that traditio |
| uch as Mercury, Actaeon, specialized forms of | Jupiter, and Dis Pater, the latter of whom Julius Cae |
| Jupiter and Saturn have a number of large moons, such | |
| s of the solar system, the Galileo mission to | Jupiter, and the Mars Global Surveyor orbiter. |
| s probe to the Sun, the Galileo spacecraft to | Jupiter, and the Mars Observer and Mars Pathfinder. |
| bed as "possibly as large as the giant planet | Jupiter and possibly so close to Earth that it would |
| ing planetary object, twice more massive than | Jupiter and revolving around the stars in less than h |
| lanetary model in which Mercury, Venus, Mars, | Jupiter and Saturn orbit the Sun, which in turn orbit |
| sun in turn orbits a stationary Earth; Mars, | Jupiter, and Saturn orbit the Sun in much larger circ |
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