NASA has released a stunning new shot of Jupiter, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope! In the image, the largest planet in our Solar System appears in a composition of ultraviolet light.
+Don’t know what to watch? YouTube is testing a feature to play random videos
+‘Artificial intelligence’ is elected the most important term of the year
The Hubble also showcased the planet in visible light, where you can observe a large red spot, which appears blue in ultraviolet wavelengths and represents a storm.
These data are part of a study aimed at mapping deep-water clouds in Jupiter’s atmosphere. The Hubble has a history of studying outer planets and, with its ultraviolet capabilities, allows the analysis of cosmic phenomena and the evolution of galaxies.
The second Hubble view shows Jupiter in visible light, with its Great Red Spot storm raging at lower center.
Discover how Hubble studies different wavelengths of light here: https://t.co/Fo2TQYFTcl pic.twitter.com/m16MF3U8DC
— Hubble (@NASAHubble) November 6, 2023
