Far‐UV emissions from the SL9 impacts with Jupiter
G. E. Ballester(Planetary Science Institute), X. Liu(Space Telescope Science Institute), P. D. Feldman(Johns Hopkins University), S. Miller(University College London), M. R. Combi(Department of Space), G. F. Fireman, J. T. Clarke(Boston University), L. M. Woodney(California State University System), Walter M. Harris(University of Arizona), G. R. Gladstone(Southwest Research Institute), M. A. McGrath(Marshall Space Flight Center), Kandis Lea Jessup(Southwest Research Institute), J. M. Ajello(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), D. F. Strobel(Johns Hopkins University), R. Prangé(Observatoire de Paris), D. T. Hall(University of Arizona), Maria Vincent(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), S. A. Budzien, C. Emerich(University of Michigan), L. Ben Jaffel(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), D. Rego(University of Michigan), A. Talavera(European Space Astronomy Centre), T. A. Livengood(Goddard Space Flight Center)
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