NASA's Juno probe captures image of dolphin on Jupiter's surface

NASA's Juno probe captures image of dolphin on Jupiter's surface
NASA's Juno probe captures image of dolphin on Jupiter's surface

Jupiter is an amazing planet. NASA's Juno probe has managed to capture an image worthy of a science fiction film on the surface of Jupiter…

Launched in 2011, the Juno probe was sent by NASA to Jupiter to study one of the most fascinating planets in the solar system. Launched into orbit only in 2016, the mission allowed scientists to see beneath Jupiter's dense cloud cover for the first time, with the aim of learning more about the formation and evolution of the planet.

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Thanks to the Juno probe, scientists were able to obtain an unprecedented view of the entire Jupiter system, including Jupiter's interior, atmosphere, magnetosphere and moons, as stated by researcher Marissa Vogt in an interview with Boston University. Additionally, the mission gave us several incredible images of Jupiter, which look more like watercolor paintings.

A dolphin on the surface of Jupiter

Among all the photos of the gas planet, one stands out for a rather unusual reason. In this photo, a group of clouds, which often represent Jupiter's storms, have formed the image that resembles the silhouette of a dolphin that appears to be swimming along the southern temperate belt.

With a diameter of 142,984 kilometers, Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system, both in terms of diameter and mass, which is intriguing…

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