S/2003 J 18

S/2003 J 18
Discovered by	Brett J. Gladman
Date of discovery	2003

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Jupiter LV, originally known as S/2003 J 18, is a natural satellite of Jupiter. It was discovered by a team of astronomers led by Brett J. Gladman in 2003. Like every other moon in the Ananke group, this moon is irregular and orbits Jupiter in retrograde.

Moons of Jupiter
Inner Moons of Amalthea Group	Metis • Adrastea • Amalthea • Thebe
Galilean Moons	Io • Europa • Ganymede • Callisto
Themisto Group	Themisto
Himalia Group	Leda • Ersa • S/2018 J 2 • Himalia • Pandia • Lysithea • Elara • S/2011 J 3 • Dia
Carpo Group	S/2018 J 4 • Carpo
Valetudo Group	Valetudo
Ananke Group	Euporie • S/2003 J 18 • Eupheme • S/2021 J 3 • S/2016 J 1 • Mneme • Euanthe • S/2003 J 16 • Harpalyke • Orthosie • S/2022 J 3 • Helike • S/2021 J 2 • Praxidike • S/2017 J 3 • S/2021 J 1 • S/2003 J 12 • S/2017 J 7 • Thelxinoe • Thyone • S/2003 J 2 • Ananke • Iocaste • Hermippe • S/2017 J 9
Carme Group	Carme • S/2022 J 1 • S/2022 J 2 • S/2016 J 3 • Pasithee • S/2017 J 8 • S/2021 J 6 • S/2003 J 24 • Chaldene • S/2017 J 2 • Isonoe • S/2021 J 4 • Kallichore • Erinome • Kale • Eirene • Aitne • Eukelade • Arche • Taygete • S/2011 J 1 • Herse • S/2003 J 19 • S/2010 J 1 • S/2003 J 9 • S/2017 J 5 • Kalyke • S/2018 J 3 • S/2021 J 5 • S/2003 J 10
Pasiphae Group	Philophrosyne • Eurydome • S/2011 J 2 • S/2003 J 4 • S/2016 J 4 • S/2017 J 6 • Hegemone • Pasiphae • Sponde • Megaclite • Cyllene • Sinope • S/2017 J 1 • Aoede • Autonoe • Callirrhoe • S/2003 J 23 • Kore

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