Juno special probe captures surface ammonia storms on Jupiter – Explica

The largest planet in the Solar System continues to surprise astronomers, this time with an unusual phenomenon: surface storms
The atmosphere of Jupiter, the gas giant of our cosmic neighborhood, is a mix between hydrogen and helium that from Earth surrounds an inspiring halo:
The multicolor bands that make up the different observable regions range from ocher tones to intense orange and from navy blue to greyish tone, which in greater detail show the texture of swirling clouds that move dramat…

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