Imagine a massive planet, barely larger than Earth, lurking between Mars and Jupiter, creating chaos in our Solar System.

During opposition, Jupiter will be the second brightest planet in the sky next to Venus. Because of its size and brightness, ...

Jupiter will rise opposite the sun this weekend, making the gas giant appear even brighter and larger in our sky.

Learn how you can see bright Jupiter from Earth, helped by its massive size and banded, reflective cloud tops, in December's ...

Extrasolar gas giant planets are a necessary stop on the road to finding life elsewhere in the cosmos. Here's why we need to ...

Earth will be between the sun and Jupiter, with the Giant Planet slightly closer, brighter and larger than at any other time ...

Jupiter approaches closest to Earth every 13 months due to their revolution around the Sun. However, today Jupiter will look ...

Four tiny specks of light close by the giant planet are the biggest of the Jupiter’s 95 moons, Nigel Henbest writes ...