- The
Jovians (Latin: Ioviani) and
Herculians (Latin: Herculiani) were the
senior palatine imperial guard units under the rule of
Roman Emperor Diocletian...
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emperor (363–364 AD)
Jovians and Herculians,
Roman imperial guard corps Jovian (lemur), a Coquerel's
sifaka known for
Zoboomafoo Jovian (fiction), a hypothetical...
- telescopes. All together, Jupiter's
moons form a
satellite system called the
Jovian system. The most m****ive of the
moons are the four
Galilean moons: Io, Europa...
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Jovian (/ˈdʒoʊviən/; Latin: Jovi****;
Ancient Gr****: Ἰοβιανός, romanized: Iobianós; 331 – 17
February 364) was
Roman emperor from June 363 to February...
- come into use as a
poetic name for the
planet around the 14th century.
Jovian is the
adjectival form of Jupiter. The
older adjectival form jovial, emplo****...
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moons of Jupiter,
including "The
Mercury of Jupiter" and "The
First of the
Jovian Planets".
Based on a
suggestion from
Johannes Kepler in
October 1613, he...
- its
underground ocean and
magnetic field. The next
planned mission to the
Jovian system is the
European Space Agency's
Jupiter Icy
Moons Explorer (JUICE)...
-
hemisphere of
Europa constantly facing Jupiter.
Because of this,
there is a sub-
Jovian point on Europa's surface, from
which Jupiter would appear to hang directly...
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inhabitants of
Jupiter have heavier-than-air aircraft. Some portra****
Jovians as
giant humans,
including Albert Waldo Howard in the c. 1895
novel The...
- A
giant planet,
sometimes referred to as a
jovian planet (Jove
being another name for the
Roman god Jupiter), is a
diverse type of
planet much
larger than...
