Ohhh, I like that better than it's normal colors. Can we just make this the default for Jupiter?
Behold: a study of Jupiter in pastels. This photo was created from @NASAHubble near-infrared data. #NASAWebb will study Jupiter with all four of its instruments to learn about the planet’s weather and composition. Credit: https://bit.ly/2VaXJEF pic.twitter.com/PdWCpTMHcG
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nice photoshop
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Other imaging packages are available. Nothing special needed here; just assigning colours to frequencies within the infrared range.
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Lol...
colorful looks like an Easter egg...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Most of the informations are known to the scientists about Jupiter then why again wasting time in finding something on Jupiter when it has no future like its a gas giant and human life can’t exist there. Find some exoplanets where human life can sustain or there is some hope
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Most exoplanets are known as hot Jupiters due to their proximity to their star and their size. Knowing more about Jupiter will tell us more about planetary system evolution. In turn we can then work out how likely another Earth would be.
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hell yea trans jupiter
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That is so pretty!! Jupiter and Saturn are my two favorite planets to look for in my telescope!
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