Planet Jupiter it is part of an astonishing discovery, for the first time, announced by scientists, and we are talking about something that has not been revealed until now, probably because no one would have thought that such a thing would be possible. More precisely, as you already know very well, the planet Jupiter has a moon called Europa, which has been in its orbit for a very long time, and is monitored very carefully because some believe that life forms are hiding there, no matter how to miss.
Planet Jupiter has this nearby moon been analyzed so carefully, that now it has been discovered that it "glows" in the dark due to the radiation it emits into the universe, and below you can see how it looks. The moon Europa is constantly irradiated by the planet Jupiter, a very varied range of particles being constantly thrown at it, and according to researchers, this makes it glow in the dark, as you can see in the image below.
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Planet Jupiter throws so many types of irradiated particles towards the moon Europa that they also generate different colors for the eyes, the salts on its surface reacting differently to the radiation they receive. In this idea, sometimes the surface may appear to be blue, sometimes green, or white, the brightness also varying depending on the strength of the radiation coming from the planet Jupiter towards the moon Europa.
"We were able to predict that this nighttime ice glow could provide additional information about the composition of Europa's surface. How this composition varies could give us clues as to whether Europa has conditions suitable for life. But we never imagined we would see what we ended up seeing. When we tried new ice compositions, the glow looked different. And we all looked at it for a while and then we said, “This is new, right? Is this definitely a different glow? So we pointed a spectrometer at it, and each type of ice had a different spectrum."
Planet Jupiter irradiates the moon Europa so much that the way it "shine" is unique in our solar system, something that is not so unusual after all, because we are also talking about a cosmic object. It is interesting that until now scientists have not managed to capture in such a way the surface that the moon Europa has, it being constantly irradiated by the planet Jupiter, and yet we only now see this image.
Planet Jupiter it is impressive from many points of view, but at least one of its moons completely surprises us with the way it looks because of the radiation that is constantly thrown towards it.
