Planet Jupiter today it is presented in a unique way by those from NASA, who published a dramatic image, as they call it, of the largest planet in our solar system. Those from NASA show us how one of the moons that the planet Jupiter has casts a considerable shadow on the atmosphere of the planet, something we have seen in the past, but not in a format as large as the one that- We see him today.
Planet Jupiter it has a series of moons that constantly orbit it, and depending on how they are positioned in relation to the sun, shadows of this kind also appear, which on Earth would be called eclipses, and this is because in our case it covers larger areas of the planet. In the situation we see here, because the planet Jupiter is so big, only a small portion of its surface is covered, but the basic idea remains the same, and NASA says it is a dramatic image.
Planet Jupiter: DRAMATIC Image Published by NASA
Planet Jupiter this image shows the shadow left by the volcanic moon Io, one of the most active among all those that exist near this planet, and eclipses also happen quite often there. Io is also one of the largest moons that the planet Jupiter has, and here we are still talking about a large number of cosmic objects that revolve around it constantly, so it is something impressive, in the end.
"Jupiter's volcanically active moon Io casts its shadow across the planet in this dramatic image from NASA's Juno spacecraft. As with solar eclipses on Earth, in the dark circle running across Jupiter's cloud tops, a total solar eclipse would be witnessed as Io passes in front of the Sun."
Planet Jupiter it doesn't usually have images of this kind recorded, or at least NASA doesn't publish them that often, this one being taken with the Juno spacecraft, which has been in orbit there for some time. The planet Jupiter has been monitored by this spacecraft for a very long time, and what it captures has amazed many people, especially when it comes to images of this kind, which are truly impressive for humanity.
Planet Jupiter will certainly have other similar images presented, but now we can enjoy what NASA shows us in this more than interesting image.
