What Does It Sound Like Inside Jupiter? Below the Clouds of a Gas Giant

Huge attention has been paid to Jupiter as the biggest planet in the solar system concerning its looks and storms. That makes it over eleven diameteres of the Earth and over 300 mass of the Earth; it thus is and important gravity structure in the System.

The outer part is constituted of hydrogen and helium with only some detached belts and zones of ammonia and water at a higher altitude of the planet.

Jupiter’s mysteries include perhaps the Great Red Spot which is a storm that is larger than Earth and has been going for at least 350 years. Jupiter has a strong magnetic field and is orbited by at least 79 moons, including the four large Galilean moons: Him, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.

Many of them are believed to be habitable by science, especially Europa, which, perhaps, has an ocean under its crust of ice. Scientists remain interested in Jupiter; probes like Juno deliver useful information on materials, atmospheres of the planet and its’ magnetosphere, which should help researchers in analyzing the formation of the planet and its’ purpose in regards to the global context of the universe.