Planet Jupiter: New SPECTACULAR images taken by NASA

The planet Jupiter has new spectacular images published by NASA for the whole world, here is what was recorded there by the space probe Juno.

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Planet Jupiter had a series of new images published by those from NASA after the Juno spacecraft managed to record the planet from new perspectives, and they show us how beautiful the celestial body is, and not only that. The images were taken shortly after NASA confirmed the fact that there is much more water in the atmosphere on the planet Jupiter than initially thought, which completely changes the way researchers look at the planet at this moment.

Planet Jupiter the image shows the northern hemisphere together with a good part of the central area, and so we can observe how much water is in its atmosphere. You can also see in the atmosphere those storms that in some cases stretch for thousands of kilometers, they also have extremely long durations, researchers have been analyzing them for a very long time to see how they form, but also why they last so much.

Planet Jupiter: New SPECTACULAR images taken by NASA

Planet Jupiter had the images recorded almost 2 weeks ago by the Juno probe, and after NASA processed them with great care, it published them to show us again how beautiful the planet is. Those from NASA began to analyze the planet Jupiter much more carefully after they discovered that there is more water in the atmosphere than was believed, the Juno probe having an elliptical orbit of 53 days around the planet, and it records images from all angles.

Planet Jupiter the image above also shows many of the cyclones covering the planet at the moment, one with a diameter of several thousand kilometers being iconic for the image known to the whole world of the planet. The Juno probe was not designed to enter the atmosphere of the planet Jupiter, which could happen to other ships that NASA could launch, but until then we only see these impressive images.

Planet Jupiter it is the largest in our solar system, and its exploration could be one of the objectives that NASA could propose in this century, as technology advances.