Engineering Physics Annotation << Back JUPITER AND LUNAR SEISMOGRAMS SATOSHI TANAKA, O.B. KHAVROSHKIN, V.V. TSYPLAKOV Jupiter is so interesting that often the application of many research methods are implemented in parallel in time, and the results are used in several models. Such an extraordinary planet is always capable of manifestations when completely new search methods are effective. Thus, the presented studies of lunar seismicity, as before in the case of gas and dust flows or determining the internal structure of the Moon, have successfully demonstrated the still unaccounted for the role of Jupiter. The fluxes from Jupiter are clearly distinguished in amplitude and permanent existence on lunar seismograms and carry information of interest about the atmosphere of the planet’s magnetosphere, as well as about interactions with some satellites. The discovered interaction can also be used in the study of exoplanets, since many of them are similar to or larger than Jupiter. On Earth, research is also underway on cosmic dust, which is collected mainly in the mountains. Until now, a specific source of origin has rarely been identified. Now, within the framework of new information about Jupiter, the problem is changing. In the future, will be use of high-altitude balloons of space technology. Keywords: Jupiter, Moon, gas dust stream, periodicity. DOI: 10.25791/infizik.8.2021.1222 Pp. 34-43.