Planet Jupiter: AMAZING VIDEO of an Extremely Rare Event

Planet Jupiter transfer

The planet Jupiter has an amazing video clip released for all of humanity, and it shows us an extremely rare event that has not been seen by very many people until now in the solar system. More precisely, in the short video clip below you see a triple "eclipse" with three of the moons that the planet Jupiter has at the moment, and a similar one will take place only in 11 years, if the current calculations of researchers are correct.

The planet Jupiter is the largest in our solar system, as some of you already know very well, and precisely this size is at the center of the event that took place during the last week. We are not talking about an eclipse in the true sense of the word, and this is because the rare event that took place for the planet Jupiter is called a "transit" by scientists, the moons Ganymede, Europa and Callisto doing an unusual "dance" close to the surface to.

Planet Jupiter: AMAZING VIDEO of an Extremely Rare Event

The planet Jupiter transits the moon

The planet Jupiter usually has events of this kind every month, but they involve only one of the 4 big moons that orbit it, namely Ganymede, Io, Europa and Callisto. In the video clip above you can see all 4 moons captured covering various regions on the planet Jupiter, but three of them also have visible shadows from Earth, and this is the event that is so rare that it will happen only in 11 years , according to calculations.

The planet Jupiter is so big that any of these moons can only cover a very small area of ​​its surface, and what we see in the clip above is proof of its huge dimensions. The areas covered by the three moons on the planet Jupiter are, of course, very large, but compared to the total size of the planet they seem tiny, but even so, these events are important and help scientists understand more about cosmic bodies .

The planet Jupiter has many mysteries that are far from being revealed, and recordings like this one only show us again what humanity rarely notices.