Similar words: spite, despite, in spite of, literary, literally, criteria, pit, spit. Meaning: ['dʒuːpɪtə] n. 1. the largest planet and the 5th from the sun; has many satellites and is one of the brightest objects in the night sky 2. (Roman mythology) supreme god of Romans; counterpart of Greek Zeus.
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151, Our sky chart shows the bright gibbous moon and the planet Jupiter for around mid - evening tonight.
152, To help with this, Jupiter may be conjunct the Sun Ascendant, or Moon adding protectiveness and good fortune, or the chart may be favorably aspected in other way.
153, Until this month, Jupiter and Neptune have been moving slowing toward one another through deep space.
154, He also worked on Pioneer Two, the first space vehicle to investigate the planet Jupiter.
155, Not only will Jupiter, Neptune, and Chiron be in good angle to your sun but Uranus will be squaring it.
156, The oxycodone would have come from Walgreen's Jupiter, Fla., distribution center, a company spokesman said.
157, These Saturnian aurora can cover the entire pole, while auroras around Earth and Jupiter are typically confined by magnetic fields to rings surrounding the magnetic poles.
158, A faint meteor was also caught in the view, but approaching a conjunction, brilliant Venus and bright Jupiter dominate the skyscape .
159, After the Jupiter flyby , a silicon chip failed, wiping out three percent of the computer's memory.
160, The scientists have analysed the comets in the Oort cloud and deduced that 25 per-cent of them would need a nudge by a body of at least Jupiter size before they changed orbit. Sentencedict.com
161, The difference this time is that you have Jupiter, planet of good fortune, in your financial house, something you didn't have in previous years.
162, This outer planet is a gas giant, like Jupiter or Saturn or Uranus.
163, The trine formed between Mars and Jupiter shows that your physical resources are applied in a well-integrated way.
164, For all Taureans, some of the energy is likely to feel great (the Jupiter part), some of it confusing (the Neptune part) and some of it enlightening (the Chiron part).
165, Many are bigger than the gas giant Jupiter, but astronomers have found an increasing number of worlds close to Earth's mass, some of which may be habitable.
166, Such dark matter could be in the form of extremely dim stars of low mass, of large planets like Jupiter, or of black holes, either small or massive.
167, Today, the planet Jupiter is at eastern quadrature – or 90 degrees east of the sun.
168, To Semele Jupiter had appeared, and had paid court in unostentatious manner and simple guise.
169, And since HD 209458b is a pretty typical "hot Jupiter"—the nickname for close-orbiting gas giants—it's "almost certain" that all hot Jupiters have comet-like tails, Linsky said.
170, If it orbited the sun instead of Jupiter, Ganymede would surely be considered a planet.