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| Jupiter 2 | |
| Continuity: | Lost in Space |
| Class: | Jupiter |
| Registry No.: | 2 |
| Manufacturer: | John Robinson |
| Crew: | 1 (Don West) |
| Passengers: | 6 (John Robinson, Maureen Robinson, Judy Robinson, Penny Robinson, Will Robinson and a reluctant stowaway) |
| Armamenet: | None |
| Length: | Unknown |
| Width: | Unknown |
| Weight: | Unknown |
| Complement: | 1 B9 series robot |
| 1st appearance: | Lost in Space: No Place to Hide |
The Jupiter 2 is a fictional space vessel featured in the Lost in Space multimedia franchise. It appeared in the original 1965 to 1968 television series by Irwin Allen Productions, the 1998 Lost in Space feature film by New Line Cinema, and the 2018 television series on Netflix.
Description[]
The Jupiter 2 is a flying saucer designed by John Robinson. It was launched for a proposed five-year exploratory mission in 1997 to the Alpha Centauri system. John Robinson was the commander of the voyage with Don West as the pilot of the Jupiter 2. The only other official flight crew member was an environmental control B9 robot. John Robinson brought along his family, which consisted of wife Maureen Robinson, and his children, Judy, Penny, and Will. A stowaway named Zachary Smith sneaked on board and sabotaged the ship shortly after launch, sending it wildly off-course, leaving the vessel and its crew lost in space.
Crew[]
- John Robinson - Commander
- Don West - Pilot
- Maureen Robinson - Passenger
- Judy Robinson - Passenger
- Penny Robinson - Passenger
- Will Robinson - Passenger
- B9 robot - Environmental control robot
- Zachary Smith - Stowaway