| Jupiter | |
|---|---|
 Image taken by Cassini | |
| Astrography | |
| Star | Sol |
| Type | Gas giant |
| Satellites | 63+ |
| Gravity | 2.5 G |
| Orbital distance | 5.2 AU |
| Day length | 10 hours |
| Year length | 11.86 Gaea years |
| Diameter | 139,822 km |
| Axial tilt | 3.13° |
| Temperature | |
| Average | -145° C |
| Minimum | Unknown |
| Maximum | Unknown |
| Atmosphere | |
| Atmosphere composition | 89% hydrogen, 10% helium, 1% other |
| Surface pressure | 10 atm |
| Demographics | |
| Factions | Eteno Imperial Triumvirate |
| Population | None |
| Major imports | None |
| Major exports | None |
Jupiter is the largest planet in the Sol system. It is an ammonia cloud gas giant with numerous moons, the most notable of which are Ganymede, Callisto, Europa and Io. Named after the principle Roman god, it is the first of the Jovian planets.
Characteristics[]
Jupiter is known for its Great Red Spot, a storm as large as Gaea that has been raging for centuries.
Life[]
Jupiter is also believed to have primordial, organic life in its atmosphere, though this remains unconfirmed. If any native life is present in Jupiter's atmosphere, it resides too close to the giant's core to be observed or detected by modern equipment.