Jovian adj.
of or relating to the planet Jupiter
Science
-
1799 Adams's Lectures on Natural & Experimental Philosophy (ed. 2) IV. xliii. App. 203
The Jovian system… The motion of Jupiter’s four moons or satellites.
-
1931 Spacehounds of IPC in Amazing Stories Sept. 549/1
page image
Edward E. Smith
bibliography
‘We'll carry off the pieces of that ship, too, Quince—we may be able to get a lot of pointers from it,’ and Brandon swung mighty tractor beams upon the severed halves of the Jovian vessel, then extended a couple of smaller rays to meet the two little figures racing across the smooth green meadow toward the Sirius.
-
1950 Farmer in the Sky (1975) ix. 90
Robert A. Heinlein
bibliography
I was interested in it because I knew that the Jovian observatory was on it.
-
1984 Icehenge (1990) 211
Kim Stanley Robinson
Nearly half of the first Jovian colonies were her projects, as I understand it.
-
1990 Queen of Angels (1991) .iv. 18
Greg Bear
The planet…is quite Jovian, very pretty.
-
1993 Green Mars (new ed.) 159
Kim Stanley Robinson
We would need the thrust of almost all of them to get ourselves back down into the plane of the ecliptic in time to intersect the Jovian system.
-
1998 Assignment: Eternity xvii. 224
Greg Cox
bibliography
Didn’t you know I won the Jovian Triathlon back in '59?
-
2019 Tiamat’s Wrath xi. 113
Daniel Abraham
Ty Franck
James S. A. Corey
bibliography
He and Caspar and the rest of the crew wore printed flight suits with a triangle-and-curve logo that implied they worked for a gas-mining cooperative called Három Állam that worked the Jovian moons.
Research requirements
antedating 1799
Research History
Bee Ostrowsky submitted a 2019 cite from "James S. A. Corey".
Last modified 2024-11-17 00:09:25
In the compilation of some
entries, HDSF has drawn extensively on corresponding entries
in OED.