Video: Outbreaks Volcanas cause “dance” light show in space

Recently, beautiful “dance lights” were found on Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system.

The lights resemble the Auroras on earth, but according to James Webb Space Telescope from NASA from NASA from NASA.

New information about the Aurora of the fifth planet was published on Monday in the Academic Journal Nature Communications, based on photographs of the space telescope on December 25, 2023.

“What kind of Christmas present it was – it just blew me away!” The astronomer Jonathan Nichols from the University of Leicester in England said in an explanation. “We wanted to see how quickly the Auroras changed and expected to weaken, maybe over a quarter of an hour or something. Instead, we watched the entire Auroral region that bubbled and jumped with light, sometimes vary from second.”

The aurora of the earth is caused by high -energy particles from the sun that enter the atmosphere and collide with atoms, while Jupiter Massive Aurora includes an additional source.

The strong magnetic field of the planet expects the particles from its surroundings, including one of his moons IO, said astronomers. The volcanic surface of the moon breaks out with particles that enter the orbit of the Jupiter. The magnetic field causes these particles to move at enormous speeds, which leads to the shining of the Aurora.

The Nichols team also found that the brightest lights of the WebB world space telescope in pictures were not discovered by another telescope at the same time, the Hubble world space telescope, so the team “scratches the heads”, said Nichols in the explanation.

The team will examine this discrepancy between the two telescopes and further examine the atmosphere and space environment of Jupiter. This information is then compared with data that has been collected from the Juno spaceship of NASA in orbit for Jupiter since 2016.