Stephen P. Synnott

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Stephen P. Synnott is an American astronomer known for his work with the Voyager missions, during which he discovered several moons of the outer planets.

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Stephen P. Synnott canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American
astronomer
affiliation NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Voyager program
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
discovered Adrastea (moon)
linked to: Adrastea

Metis (moon)
Pandora (moon)
Prometheus (moon)
Thebe (moon)
linked to: Metis (moon)
employer Jet Propulsion Laboratory
NASA
fieldOfWork astronomy
planetary science
hasDiscoveredMoonOf Jupiter
Saturn
knownFor work on Voyager missions
notableAchievement discovery of several small moons of Jupiter and Saturn from Voyager images
notableFor discovering faint inner moons of outer planets
notableWork analysis of Voyager imaging data
occupation astronomer
specialization image analysis of planetary systems
spacecraft imaging
usedSpacecraftDataFrom Voyager 1
Voyager 2
workLocation Pasadena, California
linked to: Pasadena

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Despina discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott
Neptune VIII discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott
Neptune VI discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott
Neptune V (Despina) discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott
Metis discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott
Thebe discoveredBy Stephen P. Synnott