Juno Reveals Dancing Cyclones on Jupiter and Magma on Its Fyry Moon IO Know Details

Jupiter, or Jupiter in English, is the largest planet in our solar system as well as the most mysterious planet. The planet Jupiter is called the planet with extremes. Whatever happens here is at the peak point. This huge gaseous planet has extremely strong winds, huge cyclones come, it has powerful magnetic powers that also keep the Earth’s season calm. Apart from this, if it adds its volcanic moon (IO) here, then there is no shortage of cosmic plays in this remote part of the solar system. Now NASA’s Juno Spacecraft has sent special information about the amazing events on Jupiter to Earth.

NASA’s Juno Spacecraft is constantly searching for Jupiter. Spacecraft has now raised new discoveries and sent it to scientists from there who tells what is happening on Jupiter, and what is going on on the surface of its moon iO. Earth.com According to, this hidden face of Jupiter through radio signal, microwave sensor, and infrared imaging has come to scientists. Here it is revealed how the tornado on Jupiter behaves, and how its IO Moon continues to boil due to its own internal heat.

Scientists of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and South Research Institute jointly presented this research at a science conference held in Vienna. Two important information came out here. The first is the new map of the temperature below the IO surface, and the second how to roam the tornado on the poles of the Jupiter.

Everything happens on Jupiter at its peak!

Juno’s Chief Investigator Scott Bolton at the Southwest Research Institute at San Antonio said that everything about Jupiter is peak. This planet is also home to huge polar cyclones than Australia, fierce jet currents flow here, it is the most volcanic body in our solar system, the most powerful aurora and the most rigorous radiation belt.

IO is flowing on the moon

The microwave radiometer of Juno was originally designed to study the dense clouds of Jupiter. But scientists decided to turn it towards IO. He associated this data with infrared images obtained from another device called Jiram. Scientists found that Magma is still present on IO. Which has not yet frozen under the cool layer of Aayo. Cold lava was flowing at every latitude and longitude.

Data suggests that about 10% of the surface of the IO exist just lava’s pockets just below the outer layer. This lava is slowly cooling-like some car radiator, which removes heat from the core and leaves it out in space.

A strange cyclone of Jupiter

There are 9 demon tornadoes running on the North Pole of Jupiter. One of these is present in the center and the remaining 8 surround it as the flower center surrounds the leaves. These cyclones are not like Earth. The storms that come on earth suddenly come and then disappear. But the cyclones of Jupiter last long and remain near the poles. On Earth, the power of storms decreases as soon as the poles come near. But on Jupiter, polar cyclones gather together and mutter. As soon as they start hitting each other, their speed slows down.