Usually means: Farthest point from Jupiter's orbit.
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▸ noun:  (astronomy) apoapsis around Jupiter

Similar:
aposaturnium, apapsis, apogee, apoapsis, aponigricon, apofocus, apoastron, apsis, Orthosie, apse, more...

Opposite:
perijove, closest approach, closest point

Types:
Lagrange point, L1 point, L2 point, L3 point, L4 point, L5 point, more...

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Similar:
aposaturnium, apapsis, apogee, apoapsis, aponigricon, apofocus, apoastron, apsis, Orthosie, apse, more...

Opposite:
perijove, closest approach, closest point

Types:
Lagrange point, L1 point, L2 point, L3 point, L4 point, L5 point, more...



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