![]() ![]() The moon itself is named after the Cretan goddess Carme, one of Zeus' lovers. Jupiter's moons are classified into groups, and despite sharing a discovery event, Lysithea and Carme come from different groups of moons and have very different orbital properties. It was discovered along with our previous Comet release "Lysithea" by Seth Barnes Nicholson in 1938, and both discoveries were reported in the very same publication. It branches off from our main rolling Voyager development, into a fixed target for our partners to qualify and build upon.Ĭomet 22.8 "Carme" takes its name from another moon of Jupiter. Comet 22.8.0 "Carme" Ĭarme is the latest entry in our quarterly rollup series. Throughout August, there were three "Voyager" releases across the 22.6.x series the launch of the new 22.8 "Carme" quarterly release track and the slightly early reopening of Voyager for the 22.9.0 release. We've been lucky to continue to welcome many more new staff members that have joined the development team. This month at Comet we've been busy with behind-the-scenes changes. This article covers the latest changes in Comet Voyager over August 2022. "What's New?" is a series of blog posts covering recent changes to Comet in more detail. ![]()
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