New video about Jupiter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NqbRcwWwPw
Topic: Welcome To Jupiter - page 2. (Read 1371 times)
Ya hopefully some good science comes of it and that price tag..
So far i am not hearing much.
And that aurora does not surprise me all the big ones have that (and we seen / recorded)
Catching it from telescope is something i have not heard of though.
I don't think most people get how lethal Jupiter is..
That Aurora you see is a symptom of the magnetic field being lit up.
Jupiter radiates a MASSIVE field of super powerful magnetic charge / radiation & shit..
And if we were to fly anywhere near close to it we would be dead from radiation poisoning.
It is not possible for humans to get anywhere near it.. you would die.
I would wonder if it can be ignited.. science would probably say no, but how do we really know ?
I think they consider it a failed star.. ball of gas mostly.
So why can't it ignite and go on fire ?
Life is actually weird & complicated.
We have materials here that act funny and that will ignite in flames in some circumstances and not others.
For example..
I seen a show "Nature of Things"
Were they said the next great mining thing could be "methane ice" when fossil fuels is done.
And in the show they said there was lots it's just tricky for us to harvest it all right now.
BUT ..that could change in the future.
And.. in the show they pulled some up from the deep arctic ocean..
threw it on the snow pack and lit on on fire on camera.
Yes !
They dug up methane ice from the deep ocean shook off the water then..
put a lighter to it and it caught fire
How many of you knew that ?
Or how many of you knew most of Earths water is just below the surface ?
There is more under the sub surface than all the water on the normal surface including oceans.
Science is crazy yo !
So far i am not hearing much.
And that aurora does not surprise me all the big ones have that (and we seen / recorded)
Catching it from telescope is something i have not heard of though.
I don't think most people get how lethal Jupiter is..
That Aurora you see is a symptom of the magnetic field being lit up.
Jupiter radiates a MASSIVE field of super powerful magnetic charge / radiation & shit..
And if we were to fly anywhere near close to it we would be dead from radiation poisoning.
It is not possible for humans to get anywhere near it.. you would die.
I would wonder if it can be ignited.. science would probably say no, but how do we really know ?
I think they consider it a failed star.. ball of gas mostly.
So why can't it ignite and go on fire ?
Life is actually weird & complicated.
We have materials here that act funny and that will ignite in flames in some circumstances and not others.
For example..
I seen a show "Nature of Things"
Were they said the next great mining thing could be "methane ice" when fossil fuels is done.
And in the show they said there was lots it's just tricky for us to harvest it all right now.
BUT ..that could change in the future.
And.. in the show they pulled some up from the deep arctic ocean..
threw it on the snow pack and lit on on fire on camera.
Yes !
They dug up methane ice from the deep ocean shook off the water then..
put a lighter to it and it caught fire
How many of you knew that ?
Or how many of you knew most of Earths water is just below the surface ?
There is more under the sub surface than all the water on the normal surface including oceans.
Science is crazy yo !
I really wonder whats inside of that planet. Is there a land inside of that? Or water? Just curious.
It mainly consists of many layers of gas, with a smaller solid core
This is what I've been led to Beleive my whole life, I'm kind of hoping now that since they have the satellite up their they can actually see land or something but being so close to earth in comparison with other planets they are probably right about it being all gasses. If will make for interesting photos either way.
I really wonder whats inside of that planet. Is there a land inside of that? Or water? Just curious.
It mainly consists of many layers of gas, with a smaller solid corehttp://www.newtonsapple.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Jupiter-cross-section.jpg
I really wonder whats inside of that planet. Is there a land inside of that? Or water? Just curious.
To see Jupiter..priceless. It will significantly affect the world economy 
Total cost estimate for the life of the Juno project is $1.1 billion US.
It already has effected the world economy
why isn't Jupiter flat??
To see Jupiter..priceless. It will significantly affect the world economy
Going to be amazing when they get everything back online. Super excited!! Juno cam is gonna be pretty cool to. up close HD visible light images!
Hoax.
I want to believe you're trolling so bad... but you probably mean that.
I'm a bit OT here, but did you see this image of a Jupiter's aurora captured some days ago with the Hubble telescope?
Hoax.
I like juno because it looks like a big bottle opener to me.
I am actually happy with that as i am huge fan of space stuff so now when juno is near jupiter i am very happy with that
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