However, there have been several observed impacts on Jupiter:
* 1994: The Shoemaker-Levy 9 comet fragmented and collided with Jupiter, creating massive fireballs and leaving dark scars on the planet's atmosphere. This was a significant event that was widely observed by astronomers.
* 2009: An object, possibly a comet or asteroid, impacted Jupiter, creating a dark spot on the planet.
* 2010: Another impact was observed, again leaving a dark spot on Jupiter.
It's important to note:
* While impacts are observed, they are usually not named.
* The impact events themselves are often called by the year they occurred, e.g., "the 2009 Jupiter impact."
* Any object impacting Jupiter is not necessarily a comet. It could be an asteroid or other debris.
So, while there is no specific name for a comet that hit Jupiter, the Shoemaker-Levy 9 impact is the most famous and widely recognized event of this kind.
