Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk)

Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk)Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) v Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk)Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk)Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Oh, Jupiter! We Thought We Knew You (live public talk) Our knowledge of the Jupiter system has grown exponentially in the past few years. However, the more we know, the more questions we have. We’ll discuss how our theories have changed and what’s next for Jupiter and its icy moon, Europa. Speakers: Cynthia Phillips, Europa Project Staff Scientist, NASA/JPL Steve Levin, Juno Project Scientist, NASA/JPL Host: Brian White, Public Services Office, NASA/JPL Co-Host: Lindsay Mclaurin, Public Outreach Specialist, NASA/JPL Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech