NASA’s Jupiter Mission Reveals the ‘Brand-New and Unexpected’
image credits goes to The New York Times
The top and bottom of Jupiter are pockmarked with a chaotic mélange of swirls that are immense storms hundreds of miles across. The planet’s interior core appears bigger than expected, and swirling electric currents are generating surprisingly strong magnetic fields. Auroral lights shining in Jupiter’s polar regions seem to operate in a reverse way to those on Earth. And a belt of ammonia may be rising around the planet’s equator.
that picture boosted my THC high
that's because it's CGI. So obviously fake.
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