On Jupiter

This 54-minute documentary chronicles the exploration of Jupiter, starting from Galileo Galilei's observations in the 1600s to the significant events of July 1994 when Comet Shoemaker-Levy impacted the planet. The film features computer animations that help illustrate Jupiter's characteristics and its importance in astronomical studies.

Interviews with notable figures such as comet discoverers Gene and Carolyn Shoemaker, David Levy, and Caltech planetary scientist Andrew Ingersoll provide additional insights into Jupiter's exploration. Bill O'Neil, the Galileo Project Manager, and other members of the mission team contribute to the narrative, offering a comprehensive perspective on the scientific endeavors related to Jupiter. This documentary serves as an educational resource for those interested in planetary science and the history of space exploration.