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Jitendra Jatashankar Rawal was born on 30 March, 1943 in India. Discover Jitendra Jatashankar Rawal's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 80 years old?

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2019

[2] Discovery of 20 more Satellites of Saturn Observation by Astronomers of Carneg Institue of Science in October, 2019 Published Papers: i. Modified Titius –Bode Empirical Relation, Bulletin of Astronomical Society of India, Vol. 6, pg.92-95, 1978 ii. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and the Planets 24, 407-414, 1989 iii. Contraction of Sub-Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 49, 265-274, 1989 iv. Sky & Telescope, December 1981p. 541 v. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance, J. Astrophys. Astr. 10, 257-259 (1989) vi. Further consideration of Contraction of Solar Nebula, Earth Moon and Planets, 34, 93-100, 1988

[4] Are There Rings Around the Sun? Observations: Parker Solar Probe NASA’s Solar Probe found Tantalizing Evidence of Rings Around the Sun by Becky Ferreira 05 December, 2019 The parker Solar Probe captured evidence of a passible dust-free zone, hinting at rings, along with insights into “magnetic islands” and plasma “blobs” These weird solar features are described in one of four new papers published in Nature on Wednesday, based on dispatches from a record- breaking NASA space craft called the Parker Solar Probe. Published Papers: i. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and the Planets, 24, (1981), 407-414 ii. Contraction of the Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 31 (1984), 175-182 iii. Are There Rings Around Earth, Moon and Planets (2012) 108, 95-99 iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. Astrophys Astr. 10, 257-259(1989) v. Modified Titius –Bode Empirical Relation Bulletin Astronomical Society of India 6, 92-95, 1978 vi. Further considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 34, 93-100, 1986 vii. News Notes Sky & Telescope December 1981 p. 541 viii. Formation of the Solar System Astrophysics and Space Science 119, 159, 166 (1986)

[7] 14th Satellite of Neptune Observations: Hubble Space Telescope Discovery by team of astronomers of such for Extra-terrestrial Intelligence Institute at Mount View California headed by Dr. Mark Solasters in March, 2019 Paper Published: i. News Notes Sky & Telescope December 1981 p. 541 ii. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and the Planets, 24, (1981), 407-414 iii. Contractions of Sub-Solar Nebula, Earth , Moon and Planets 44, 265-274, 1989 iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. Astrophys Astr. 10, 257-259(1989) v. Further considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 34, 93-100, 1986 vi. Modified Titius-Bode Empirical Relation Bulle of Astro. Soc. of India 6, 92 – 95, (1978) vii. Formation of the Solar System Astrophysics and Space Science 119, 159-166, (1986)

2015

[9] Disruption of Phobos - a satellite of Mars Paper Published by UC Berkeley team Benjamin Black and Tushar Mittal, 2015 Paper Published by J.J. Rawal: i. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and Planets 24, 407-414 (1981) ii. Contractions of Sub-Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 44, 265-274, (1989)

2011

[10] Four Satellites of Pluto Observation by Hubble Space Telescope Paper Published: Are there rings around Pluto? IJFPS, 1, pp 6-10, 2011

2005

[14] 11th Planet Beyond Pluto Observed by NASA Scientists in 2005. Paper Published: i. Contraction of the Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 31, 175-182 (1984) ii. Sky & Telescope, December 1981, p. 541 iii. Further Considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planet, 34, 93-100 (1986) iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. strophys. Astr. 10, 257-259 (1989)

1994

[8] Plunge of a comet into Jupiter, July 1994 Observations by Galileo Space craft and Hubble Space Telescope Paper Published: A Hypothesis on the Oort Clouds of Planets Earth, Moon and Planets 54, 89-102 (1991)

1992

[13] 10th Planet Beyond Pluto Observed by Jewitt and Luu 1992 QBI moving beyond the orbit of Neptune on August 30, 1992 using a 2.2 meter telescope and sophisticated Charge Coupled Device (CCD) Camera on Mouna Kea Hawaii Paper Publushed: i. Modified Titius-Bode Empirical Relation Bull. Astron. Soc India 6, 92-95 (1978) ii. Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 31, 175-182 (1984).

1989

[6] Rings Around Neptune and its new Satellites. Observations: Voyager 2 space craft sent by NASA which flew past Neptune in September 1989 Paper Published: i. News Notes Sky & Telescope December 1981 p. 541 ii. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and the Planets, 24, (1981), 407-414 iii. Contractions of Sub-Solar Nebula, Earth , Moon and Planets 44, 265-274, 1989 iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. Astrophys Astr. 10, 257-259(1989) v. Further considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 34, 93-100, 1986 vi. Modified Titius-Bode Empirical Relation Bulle of Astro. Soc. of India 6, 92 – 95, (1978) vii. Formation of the Solar System Astrophysics and Space Science 119, 159-166, (1986)

[15] Tides in the Solar System showing volcanic Activities on Triton, IO Observed by Voyager 2 (1989) Paper was submitted to Bull. Astr. Soc. India in 1986 it was rejected but in 1898 it came true.

1986

[5] Outermost Ring Around Uranus and its new Satellites Observations: Voyager 2 Space craft send by NASA when it flew past Uranus in January 1986 Paper Published: i. Sky and Telescope, December 1981, p 541 ii. Modified Titius-Bode Empirical Relation Bulletin of Astronomical Society of India, 6, 92-95, 1978 iii. Contractions of Sub-Solar Nebula, Earth , Moon and Planets 44, 265-274, 1989 iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. Astrophys Astr. 10, 257-259(1989) v. Further considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 34, 93-100, 1986 vi. Formation of the Solar System Astrophysics and Space Science, 119, 159-166 (1986)

1984

[12] Three New Asteroidal Belts between Mars and Jupiter in addition to one already in existence. Observed by Low et al (1984) have reported the findings of IRAS of three more asteroidal belts at distances 2.2, 2.3 and 3.2 AU in addition to the already existing one in asteroidal belt at a mean distance 2.8 AU Paper Published: i. Contraction of the Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 31, 175-182 (1984) ii. Sky & Telescope, December 1981, p. 541 iii. Further Considerations of Contraction of Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planet, 34, 93-100 (1986) iv. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance J. strophys. Astr. 10, 257-259 (1989)

1982

[3] Rings Around Galaxies Observation: New Surveys have unveiled a thick ring of hundreds of millions of stars around the outskirts of our Milky Way Report of Robert Irion Jan 6, 2003; Science, 3, January, p 62 Astronomers at the Sloan Digital Sky survey (SDSS) Apache Point Observatory in Sunspot, New Mexico Independently, European and Australian astronomers at the Roque de Los Muchqchas Observatory in La Palma, Canari Islands, spotted the Taurus in two other directions, strengthening the suspicion that it girdles the galaxy, Published papers: i. Is There a Ring Around Milky Way? Indian Journal of Radio & Space Physics, Vol.11, pp. 100-101, June 1982

1978

[11] Satellites of Jovian System Observed by Voyager 1 and 2 Paper Published: i. Modified Titius-Bode Empirical Relation Bull. Astr. Soc. India, 6,92-95, (1978) ii. Contractions of Sub-Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 44, 265-274 (1989)

1977

[16] Rawal’s theory of Contraction of Solar Nebula provided theoretical support for existence of Chiron small planet between Saturn and Uranus discovered by Charles T. Kowal in 1977.

1976

[1] Outermost ring of Saturn and its new Satellites Observation by Pioneer spacecraft send by NASA when it flew past Saturn in September, 1976 Published paper: i. Modified Titius –Bode Empirical Relation, Bulletin of Astronomical Society of India, Vol. 6, pg.92-95, 1978 ii. Resonant Structures in the Solar System The Moon and the Planets 24, 407-414, 1989 iii. Contraction of Sub-Solar Nebula Earth, Moon and Planets 49, 265-274, 1989 iv. Sky & Telescope, December 1981p. 541 v. Planetary Distance Law and Resonance, J. Astrophys. Astr. 10, 257-259 (1989) vi. Further consideration of Contraction of Solar Nebula, Earth Moon and Planets, 34, 93-100, 1988

1975

Rawal was born in a Gujarati family, in Halvad village at Morbi district, of Gujarat. He received an M.Phil degree in Physical Sciences, from Calcutta University, in 1975, and a PhD degree in Astrophysics, from the University of Mumbai, 1992 (Thesis: Some Problems in the Solar System & in the Local Group of Galaxies). He was also associated with Children Science Congress activities popularizing scientific interest among school children in many Indian States.

1943

Jitendra Jatashankar Rawal (born 30 March 1943) is an Indian astrophysicist and scientific educator, recognized for his work in the popularisation of science.