Jupiter: Space is the birthplace of many miracles. Planets, stars, milky way. Space is constantly changing. If some of such things harm our planet, others do good for our earth. But currently huge storms have formed on Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar family. The photos related to these have been posted by the American space research organization NASA (NASA) on its official social media accounts. Doubts are being expressed.. but NASA has given clarity on this.
” Storms formed on Jupiter. They span the entire planet. The Juno mission captured these images. There is no solid surface area on Jupiter. So storms don't end immediately. Sometimes months, sometimes years, sometimes years. Fierce winds blow at a speed of 643 kilometers per hour. But these do not pose any great threat to the planet. But since there is no such thing as oxygen in that planet, the intensity of the typhoon is high. “There is no way to tell the extent of the damage as there is no chance for animals to survive,” NASA announced.
Juno took photos of Jupiter's strong winds. At the time of taking the photos, NASA's Juno satellite was traveling at an altitude of 13 thousand kilometers above the clouds formed on the planet Jupiter. The clouds formed on the planet Jupiter are rich in ammonia, hydrogen, helium and water. NASA scientists say that these winds will spread over Jupiter. In the photos released by NASA, clouds are seen in white and blue colors. Due to those clouds, the atmosphere there is very turbulent.. As a result, the Great Red Spot is formed there. It was photographed by NASA's Juno satellite from an altitude of 13,917 kilometers.
This red spot is twice the size of Earth. According to anthropologists, the Red Spot is a storm. It has been going on for the last 350 years. Scientists say that its size is gradually decreasing since last 150 years. Scientists say that not only now, but also in milk cases, the planet Jupiter has become prone to many strange things.. it is surprising.
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