Jupiter · 5,882 parcels
Your parcel on Jupiter
The largest planet, a gas giant with no solid ground, drawn in bands of weather. Its Great Red Spot is a storm wider than Earth. A Jupiter parcel is a hexagon in those clouds — one of only 5,882 — each about seven times larger than a parcel on Earth or Mars.
- Early access
- $9
- Available
- 5,882
- At launch
- $49+
Sales open soon. Join the list — no card needed — and your first parcel is $9.
For big personalities and anyone who likes the idea of owning a piece of a storm.
Where you can be on Jupiter
Jupiter is mapped into named regions. Parcels close to its landmarks rank as rarer — first magnitude or second magnitude — and cost more; the quiet plains start at $49.
Great Red SpotRarer parcels
An anticyclone observed for more than 350 years.
North Equatorial Belt
South Equatorial Belt
Oval BARarer parcels
North Polar Vortices
South Polar Vortices
What you get
- One specific parcel with exact coordinates and a reference like JUP-3F9A21.
- Its own public page: give it a name, write a dedication, choose whether your name shows.
- A link to share, and a cinematic reveal if you give it as a gift — now or on a date you choose.
- One payment, no subscription. Two or more parcels together save 5–15%.
- Linked to your account, with the Solar System running until at least 2030.
- A digital place to name and share — not land, not an investment, not resellable.
Jupiter in numbers
- Day
- 9h 56m
- Great Red Spot
- Wider than Earth
- Parcels
- 5,882
- Price range
- $49 – $399
Surface: Based on Cassini imagery · NASA / JPL.
Questions
How can there be parcels on a planet without a surface?
Obiblion maps each world as a sphere divided into hexagons. On Jupiter, your parcel is a region of its cloud tops — the layer you see in every photograph.
Can I get a parcel on the Great Red Spot?
Yes, while they last. Parcels near the Great Red Spot are among the rarest on Jupiter and cost more than parcels in the belts.
Is a parcel on Jupiter real property?
No. It is a digital parcel inside Obiblion's model of the Solar System, with exact coordinates and its own public page. It is not land, an investment or a crypto-asset, and it can't be resold.
How long does it last?
Your parcel stays linked to your account for as long as Obiblion runs — we commit to keeping the Solar System operating until at least 2030. You pay once; there is no subscription.
Can I get one now?
Sales open soon. Join the waitlist — no card needed — and your first parcel costs $9 when they do.
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