LOM v1.0atomicLOM v1.01URLhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/118289enThe Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) on New Horizons has acquired six global maps of Jupiter as the spacecraft approaches the giant planet for a close encounter at the end of February. The high-resolution camera acquired each of six observation "sets" as a series of individual pictures taken one hour apart, covering a full 10-hour rotation of Jupiter. The LORRI team at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) reduced the sets to form six individual maps in a simple rectangular projection. These six maps were then combined to make the movie.planet, Jupiter, mapLOM v1.0final1.0LOM v1.0author2007-01-19NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research InstituteLOM v1.0publisher2009-04-17Sofoklis SotiriouenLOM v1.0LOM v1.0creator2009-04-17Sofoklis SotiriouLOM v1.0validator2009-04-17Sofoklis SotiriouLOM v1.0operating systemLOM v1.0pc-dostext/htmlhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/118289LOM v1.0noLOM v1.0noLOM v1.0mixedmediumLOM v1.0medium1 didactic hourLOM v1.0simulationLOM v1.0learnerLOM v1.0teacherLOM v1.0school education15-18LOM v1.0DisciplineScienceAstronomy: PlanetsAstronomy: Solar systemAstronomy: Atmospheres