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LIME JUICE Low Irradiance Monitor of Energy JUpiter and its ICy moons Explorer mission

LIME JUICE Low Irradiance Monitor of Energy JUpiter and its ICy moons Explorer mission. Environment. Radius:2634.1 km Mass: 1.4819E23 kg Surface gravity : 1.428 kg.m^2 Semi-major Axis: 1070400 km Eccentricity: 0.0013 Orbital period: 7.15 days ( Sync rotation )

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LIME JUICE Low Irradiance Monitor of Energy JUpiter and its ICy moons Explorer mission

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  1. LIME JUICELow Irradiance Monitor of Energy JUpiterand its ICymoons Explorer mission

  2. Environment • Radius:2634.1 km • Mass: 1.4819E23 kg • Surface gravity : 1.428 kg.m^2 • Semi-major Axis: 1070400 km • Eccentricity: 0.0013 • Orbital period: 7.15 days (Sync rotation) • Inclination: <0.5 degrees • Tidal Amplitude : 0.1 – 10 m (depending on the interior structure)

  3. Environment • Internal Heating: Jupiter: 6 W/m2 , Ganymede: 10 mW/m2 Europa: 30-50 mW/m2 • Ganymede Surface Temperatures: 90 <T<160. • Radiative fluxes at Ganymede (mW/m2) : 50x103(Sun), ~5x103 (Ganymede Surface) ~102 (Jupiter), ~10( Endogenic Heating), ~0.1 (Io). Min Max

  4. Radiative Calorimeter The surface temperature of the black coating main detector and its emitted thermal power. The temperature is increased by 0.001K step.

  5. JUPITER Based on the CIRS expertise, the temperature profile can be inverted with typical error bars of +/-1 K in the troposphere and +/- 3K in the stratosphere, hence smaller than a typical meridional gradient induced by the QQO phenomenon in the stratosphere.

  6. Jupiter thermal emission spectrum

  7. Jupiter thermal emission spectrum

  8. The VIS-NIR and SUBMM instruments defined at JUICE payload documents

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