Adjective
Ganymedian (not comparable)
(astronomy) Of, or pertaining to Ganymede, the largest moon of Jupiter.
The plasma co-rotating with Jupiter impinges on the trailing side of the Ganymedian magnetosphere much like the solar wind impinges on the Earth's magnetosphere. Source: Internet
During a G1 flyby in 1996, the Ganymedian magnetic field was discovered, while the discovery of the ocean was announced in 2001. Source: Internet
However, the nature of the Ganymedian ionosphere is as controversial as the nature of the atmosphere. Source: Internet
In these areas, the energetic (tens and hundreds of kiloelectronvolt ) electrons and ions have been detected, which may cause the auroras observed around the Ganymedian poles. Source: Internet
The Ganymedian surface is asymmetric; the leading hemisphere is brighter than the trailing one. Source: Internet
The interaction between the Ganymedian magnetosphere and Jovian plasma is in many respects similar to that of the solar wind and Earth's magnetosphere. Source: Internet