Exploring Jupiter's Weirdest And Most Bizarre Moons

The solar system is filled to the brim with celestial objects. The moon glistens above the Earth, a mainstay in our sky each and every night. But what if there were two moons instead? What about five? What about... 80? Most large celestial bodies in space, such as planets have what are called satellites, which are smaller orbital bodies like our moon. But some celestial bodies have more satellites than others. Jupiter is a rather extreme example of this. It’s got over 80 moons in total, including some larger than of our own moon, and many more than are smaller, but no less interesting.

00:00 Introduction
01:39 History of Jupiter
02:14 Ganymede
02:54 Europa
03:24 Io
03:57 Callisto
04:46 Metis
05:11 Adrastea
05:35 Amalthea
05:56 Himalia
06:38 Jupiter LII
07:20 Ananke
08:01 S2003 J/12
09:18 Conclusion

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