Just look at how far we've come just within the past 30 years. You might not be alive to see some of the things you want but you definitely will be alive for some amazing advancements
Nothing , humans screw up every environment we find. If there were other beings there then our world leaders would probably try to destroy them out of fear and call it manifest destiny. Same race that considered people who didn’t speak English as less than human. You think humans going to be kind to a whole different planet? Couldn’t even take care of this one. I hope we never find intelligent life. Humans are just a cancer.
Anytime a video drags on, then abruptly interrupts the content in the middle to divert my attention off topic to a sponsor, or some random, unrelated item they want me to purchase, it's a sure sign the video lacks any real content. The only purpose of this video was to wrap the sponsors name with something vague. In this case the vaguery is that Jupiter's cyclone goes deep, just like any other cyclone we've ever encountered or studied.
I agree, the seguay was abominable. I stopped the video when the phrase hit ". . .learning is. . .", knowing when to put the video on pause, and avoiding this sponsor's ad completely. I was hoping there was some new data about the storm's inner workings with atmospheres both gas and liquid, but nope, you were right, just vague statements of the storm I've heard before.
The planet was always pretty interesting to me especially when you zoom in and you see all the layers of the jet streams go left and then the ones that go right directly underneath it and they're just layered and layered and layered and the red eye that thing is just awesome.
i had to watch at 2x speed. This is a common trend amongst youtubers... talk incredibly slowly, meander around the point and make the video loooong as possible.
_The storm is deeper than anyone thought_ Me: Expecting it to be at least as deep as it is wide. _Its about 350 miles deep_ Me: Compared to its size, it barely scratches the surface then. Seriously, how is this even remotely surprising? For a storm 3 times the size of earth, I would expect it to be even deeper.
Without me doing any research do you know how many miles it takes for us to leave earth’s atmosphere? Not that much. Now i know jupiter is huge but the deeper you go the more dense it gets. What im getting at is that 350 miles deep is absurd. I ask how deep do our storms go? Probably like 1 mile deep at the most likely far less than that.
@@jasontorres9844 We're talking about a storm that is more than 12600km in diameter. A typical hurricane on earth is only 300 miles wide, and lets say its only a mile high. So lets take a storm 3 times the diameter of earth and divide it by 300, and you get a depth of 126km. Ok, so proportionally its still 2 to 3. times deeper than the hurricanes on earth, but since Jupiter has no solid surface, that is to be expected. So no. I find nothing particularly surprising about its depth, because you have to look at it in proportiinal terms, not absolute terms.
@@Hannodb1961 hows a storm going to act like a storm at the bottom of the ocean? Youve implied that because jupiter doesnt have a surface that the pressure 350 miles deep would be the same as 1 mile deep? I really dont think youre understanding how deep 350 miles is.
@@lilchromozome How about this question. It takes in energy from below like a plant does, it processes and expels energy, it is dynamic and moves, it "dies". How is it different from a one celled organism? What separates it from something that is truly "living"?
@The Noisy Spectator Well, that's what makes us connected to everything around us. We all take in energy and eventually will die, so it's not so different from us other than taking it in in a different way and being astronomically bigger.
Imagine a spacecraft taking you for a tour to circle around the Jupiter within close proxymity and then returning back to earth. That would one heck of a lifetime experience!
We've known about the red spot shrinking for at least 50 years. It has been estimated that if it keeps shrinking at the current rate, the red spot won't exist 30 years from now.
I like your videos but I think it would be a great help if you'd differentiate the artist depictions and the actual Nasa probe's and telescope's footage.
Cyclones and hurricanes are fed by entrapped energy in the atmosphere, there's no need for a collision as much as on Earth hurricanes are completely unrelated to meteorites.
But a storm that's been 3 times bigger than our planet for a long time, and is 3 times as deep as our atmosphere are clear signs of a huge foreign object hitting it. Same as what happened after Schmaker Levis asteroids hit, it created huge storm disturbances for years in the same spots as they hit, some of them still visible today.
@@SatayKebab Jupiter is much bigger than the Earth, the red spot is actually tiny compared to hurricanes on Earth, but there's a lot more energy trapped in Jupiter's atmosphere, so storms cannot easily dissipate in a few days like on Earth.
Sounds like you would enjoy reading Immanuel Velikovsky. Check out Worlds in Collision or Earth in Upheaval. He has a theory on Venus being ejected from Jupiter as a result of some collision or something like that, and leaving the red spot. Some of his stuff is outdated, but many of his theories have been either true or are still open to being proven.
I might suggest that since the author says the Anti-Cyclone is warm at the bottom and cool at the top, that the likely cause of this Great Red Anti-Cyclone is some sort of volcanic activity under the clouds. I know it's not supposed to have any solid surface, but maybe it has an almost-solid surface? The Hawaiian Island chain in Earth's Pacific are caused by a volcanic hot spot that remains static while the Pacific Tectonic Plate moves over it. Maybe Jupiter has something similar.
You may be on to something. If that is true, then other lesser spots would be the the result of more static volcanoes. Someone needs to investigate this!
If there is one thing I have learned about science and astronomy, its that they are certain about very little they are certain about. They constantly say oh this galaxy/star is x ammount away, yet now we know that the redshift they use to determine that is affected by other things not in their calculations. I take their "facts" with a lump of salt.
What if "solid" or "liquid" are a matter of perspective? Could Jupiter's interior follow the same rules as the Earth's interior, but much faster, because the Earth's elements compose a fluid that still flows the same way, but is just much more viscus?
Imagine if Jupiter, or any planets like it, had life that lived deep inside of it, but it cant get out of the planets layer where life forms. And we couldn't observe it. Idk, that would be wild. With how massive some of these planets are, and how little we know anything is possible.
Are you sure the cyclonic storms we can see on it are not simple, one celled organisms? Setting that aside, I would expect that any life forms on a gas giant planet would be so entirely different from Life on Earth that we would not even recognize them as being living.
@@poopyflipflops9934 Well, I ask again; If we encounter some thing new, how can we know if it is "alive"? What makes living things different from non-living things?
The Great Red Spot as deep as it extends down into the interior, barely scratches the surface. The atmosphere is much deeper and six thousand miles below the cloud tops the pressure is two million bars and the temperature is 6,000 degrees C. There the hydrogen turns into liquid metal, which forms the bulk of the planet and is incredibly conductive. At the base of this vast mantle of liquid metallic hydrogen is a fuzzy outer core that is a mixture of rock, metal, ices and liquid metallic hydrogen all blended together. At the very center is a rock and metal core ten times as massive as the Earth, with pressures of 100 million bars. Jupiter is not a failed star, it's a very successful planet that hid many secrets, until Juno like Jupiter's wife saw right though the clouds to reveal them.
Smh we know so little is honestly sad. I wish the world would just come together and make space exploration and research a top priority. Imagine what we could accomplish if we all worked together smh …
Tbh most of the world is starting to work together America, Europe, britain and canada paid for the james webb China and russia are the ones pushing for war
If you want the world to come together and truly progress, then the first step is for you to stop posting your brainless nonsense on UA-cam. Also, if you want the world to come together, then don't vote for divisive, chaotic, anarchic leftists. UNDERSTAND???
well said can you imagine if we was able to invest even a fraction of whats spent on military added to space travel and exploration...not that im agianst military investment which is necessary but it would be nice if it wasnt but imagine the leaps and bounds possible with a budget like that..... space is the future in everything....
question: did the probe run into a giant floating spaceship that looked like it was damaged surrounded by a bunch of small, floating satelites and octopoidal drones?
@@livinghell27 SCP Foundation's SCP 2399, which is a colossal spaceship from some civilization in the Triangulum galaxy that was meant to destroy earth but got damaged by Io and hit Jupiter, causing the great red spot. It's slowly regenerating in order to finish its mission.
Thanks for a very shallow explanation. I was just waking up and did not want to be bothered by learning anything. Sometimes I'm just looking for 1 minute of info spread out across 9 minutes, with multiple commercials. Now when ever i choose a channel that screams, "i just saw someone elses video, and i could monetize it by reorganizing the words", i will come back here.
There's a lot of people they're called trolls they get in bad moods and they go on UA-cam so they can complain about anything they possibly can this is a great video.... why would anybody complain about ads don't we all need to make money well people that put ads out or just the same they need to make money too I actually like the ads
Well no matter how much complaining other people do I think it's a wonderful video and I love looking at Jupiter and the great storm and I love listening to the guy explain it all it's very educational and I hope they put more just like this on and they have every right to put commercials on all UA-cam videos have commercials my gosh😂
Sort of like if you had a very tall pot of water simmering on the stove, and you poked into the water with the handle of a long serving fork. Of course the indentation in the water would be brief, but it would let heat out from the bottom of the pot to the e surface. I think I read you say this elsewhere, too. Look at the meteor strikes from the Huygens - something meteors that hit it a few weeks ago. The indentations left did not erupt into new storms. I don't think it is ridiculous, or anything, it seems like a solidly plausible idea to me, too. But, it just doesn't pan out. 🤷🏼♂️
6:26 Look at the white triangle that rotates in the clouds of Jupiter. Watch it. It does not change shape, but is being rotated. This is not a gas, this has to be a solid object that is in the clouds
@@h.dejong2531 I've seen it from a distance in space but not inside it. The probe would be destroyed if it gets too close to Jupiter's pull so there are no true images inside jupiter. If you have links to inside jupiter that would be great. Not just artist interpretation.
My thoughts as to how the great red spot formed... I think that many thousands of years ago, Jupiter was hit by something rather large. A comet, asteroid, or one of it's moons got too close and got pulled in. The spot is the remaining scar left over from this event and will eventually disappear.
The spot on Jupiter is not a hurricane. It is a giant multi planetary vessel. This machine handles the biosphere of the planets and operates in coordination with the lunar satellites to maintain the soul recycling operations that the ancients used for ions previously. I have seen this.
It almost seems like the Great Red Spot is less a storm in the terrestrial sense, and more like a Gas Giant's version of a volcano, or a mantle hot spot.
Oh, now that is interesting! 👏👏👏 I think the most important difference is that volcanos spew up material from beneath the surface, and storms only conduct up heat itself. I don't think anyone knows why the great red spot is red in color. Maybe it is bringing material to the surface that is not usually found up there. 💡
This is the results of the 105 cam. Not bad. Hopefully will try and catch Jupiter soon. I used SharpCap to take the video. It`s easy even for a idiot like me. ua-cam.com/video/d9N3MgnOVMk/v-deo.html
Yea it’s crazy how many earths can actually fit inside of that planet ( everyone can basically have their own planets if they section off ones on each side )
"Questioning is an important part of understanding something, and that's why I would like to tell you about the sponsors of this video." THAT HAS TO BE THE WORST segue I think I've ever heard. And the narrator is certainly not of professional caliber.
First of all no, that wouldn't be enough. But I wouldn't worry about that. Saturn is 4.4 A.U.s away from Jupiter. Earth is only about 4.2 A U.s away from Jupiter. ☺️ That means the closest planet to Jupiter that has storms similar to the Great Red Spot is not Saturn, it is...
@@TheNoiseySpectator Thanks for your reply. It was just kind of a thought experiment in my head. I was just wondering if saturn and jupiter would be enough to create a red dwarf or something similar.
It's possible that geology on large planets is very complex. A large planet like Jupiter may still be in the hadean phase. Judging how far it is from the Sun, it may be completely covered with a hot boiling ocean. And the geology is probably so active and complex (like a chemical factory) elements minerals are being mixed up and separated. Gases of different boiling or freezing points are then reorganized in the cloud layers. Cooler gases in the cold jet streams, and warmer gases in the hot jet streams.
I don't think this storm will end anytime soon if ever. I don't know why. you would think that it would take something pretty spectacular to stop it at this point. that would be the only reason it might stop but it has to be something huge. a huge event of some kind
I thought Saturns great storms were ultraviolet colored. Either way, how are you going to get it there? Saturn is something like twice as far away as Jupiter.
Of course I can not see Jupiter like this, but through my 120 mm short tube Orion refractor 600 mm focal length at 300 power it is still an incredible sight. Would like to see Jupiter at higher power and maybe some day get a larger telescope. It is a wonder even to be able to do that. Last night 6/2/2022 north west Arizona 3,700 above sea level the humidity was 15% so the atmosphere was nice and steady. Look up and enjoy the night sky.
It's definitely a whirlpool with a different thickness that releases foam but on a global scale. That's how and why it keeps changing shapes over time.
A well sized inflatable platform, can make you float to smooth winds from this thick atmosphere. Graphene based inflatable foundations. You'll need multiple auxiliary replacement in case something happens. But should prove useful
If all that money spent there could have been used to end hunger in tge world. People are dying. If that can help humans then ok. But i don't see how this is helping us
THEORY: The Great Red Spot is an impact crater; Jupiter pulled in a Mars- like planet a very long time ago. There is a planet in there, orbiting, slowly falling towards Jupiter's core.
Remember what the Levy comet smashed into Jupiter, it left scars visible on the surface for months. Think what a planet would leave there if it fell in.
@@ky1ebetts More to the point from your point of view, I know physics and that your theory is not even remotely physically possible. I've seen harder science on episodes of Ancient Aliens.
Kinda sounds like they're saying that the great red spot is the heart of Jupiter. This is the first time I've heard that it's shrinking. What will happen if there's no great red spot?
I just can’t understand why they never capture some irl footage of these planets from these spacecrafts and show us what it looks like being near these planets why they never do it
NASA has done this occasionally going as far back as the Voyagers: there's a brief video of Jupiter, taken at 1 frame per 90 seconds while the spacecraft approaches Jupiter. ua-cam.com/video/BsQLy1ft8M4/v-deo.html Video is not done often because video files are very large and the amount of data they can send across such large distances is limited: 1.5 Mb/hour for Juno. So most videos you see will be timelapse rather than 24 fps. The closer to Earth, the easier this gets: Mars rover Perseverance has sent us video of Ingenuity flights, for instance.
My theory was, it's a small moon or a big meteorite captured within the atmosphere but close to its boundary and is now eroding away slowly because of friction from particles and insane wind so it's getting smaller.
On Earth, a storm’s wind speed affects the stability of a storm. Higher wind speeds mean a more stable storm. So since the winds are speeding up around the GRS it should be more stable than in the past right?? There are jet streams all over Jupiter so why is the GRS in this spot?
That ad made me think. In every human rebirth you take, you will have to go through 20yrs of having to worry about that stuff. Thousands of such rebirths.
Knowing more about the real contidions of other planets I realize all the more that our earth and everything in it cannot just come from by chance or evolution.
When I was younger I always thought that some alien craft accidentally dropped a weird machine that roiled it up. Seems so odd after centuries it roils on.
@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse the red dot is a giant vagina that birthed Venus and caused Noah's flood. Simple !study about the Greek gods. It all fits together effortlessly! If you know knowledge will just fall into your lap effortlessly!👍
Another clickbait title. No wonder people get used to lying, being lied to. This and everything else makes it normal, and people are getting numb to it.
so suck im in, then dump a mutiminute add on us like your sponsors are so wow. as to the jupiter facts, only about a million hits have as much. nothing new or outstanding but otherwise, good cgi.
"NASA FINALLY SHOWS A 3D ANIMATION INSIDE JUPITER'S GREAT RED SPOT" this should have been the title. I was expecting an actual video or photo taken by Juno inside that red spot but duuhhh 2023 still 3D animations.
Is it really that surprising, that a storm wide enough to encompass the entire fracking Earth, is a mere three hundred or so miles deep? It's a giant cloudy platter. The thinnest cheapest platter you've ever seen in your life. Frankly that's a lot shallower than I was expecting. In fact,I kind of find it hard to believe. Can Juno tell us anything about what's underneath the red spot?
I wish I could be around to see what we find 100 or 200 years from now...
No problem..if you got somewhere there, say my greetings to the new generation..🐪
Hopefully a breakthrough in catgirl research
@@MonkeyDefenceForce 👀
Just look at how far we've come just within the past 30 years. You might not be alive to see some of the things you want but you definitely will be alive for some amazing advancements
Nothing , humans screw up every environment we find. If there were other beings there then our world leaders would probably try to destroy them out of fear and call it manifest destiny. Same race that considered people who didn’t speak English as less than human. You think humans going to be kind to a whole different planet? Couldn’t even take care of this one. I hope we never find intelligent life. Humans are just a cancer.
Anytime a video drags on, then abruptly interrupts the content in the middle to divert my attention off topic to a sponsor, or some random, unrelated item they want me to purchase, it's a sure sign the video lacks any real content.
The only purpose of this video was to wrap the sponsors name with something vague. In this case the vaguery is that Jupiter's cyclone goes deep, just like any other cyclone we've ever encountered or studied.
That’s why you have to check the like dislike ratio… oh wait
your doing god’s work pup. thanks for saving my time.
I agree, the seguay was abominable. I stopped the video when the phrase hit ". . .learning is. . .", knowing when to put the video on pause, and avoiding this sponsor's ad completely. I was hoping there was some new data about the storm's inner workings with atmospheres both gas and liquid, but nope, you were right, just vague statements of the storm I've heard before.
Click baiters always finding new ways to waste our time.
Thanks. This video was indeed a complete and utter waste of time.
The planet was always pretty interesting to me especially when you zoom in and you see all the layers of the jet streams go left and then the ones that go right directly underneath it and they're just layered and layered and layered and the red eye that thing is just awesome.
Wait till you see the brown eye
Lies again? Redmart Walmart
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I just want to see inside with real video one day
Our Creator God is awesome!!! and just to think he has the whole world in his hands!!!
What this video spent 9 minutes (minus the ad) telling us is: The Great Red Spot goes really deep.
i had to watch at 2x speed. This is a common trend amongst youtubers... talk incredibly slowly, meander around the point and make the video loooong as possible.
Some are just painful to listen to. Word pollution. Incessant rambling.
Did he ever really say what the wind speed estimated at?
@@francispitts9440
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"Two ol' fellers a sittin' on a bridge, mmhmm. One sayed it's cold. Other sayed its deep, I reckon"
_The storm is deeper than anyone thought_
Me: Expecting it to be at least as deep as it is wide.
_Its about 350 miles deep_
Me: Compared to its size, it barely scratches the surface then. Seriously, how is this even remotely surprising? For a storm 3 times the size of earth, I would expect it to be even deeper.
Without me doing any research do you know how many miles it takes for us to leave earth’s atmosphere? Not that much. Now i know jupiter is huge but the deeper you go the more dense it gets. What im getting at is that 350 miles deep is absurd. I ask how deep do our storms go? Probably like 1 mile deep at the most likely far less than that.
@@jasontorres9844 We're talking about a storm that is more than 12600km in diameter. A typical hurricane on earth is only 300 miles wide, and lets say its only a mile high. So lets take a storm 3 times the diameter of earth and divide it by 300, and you get a depth of 126km. Ok, so proportionally its still 2 to 3. times deeper than the hurricanes on earth, but since Jupiter has no solid surface, that is to be expected. So no. I find nothing particularly surprising about its depth, because you have to look at it in proportiinal terms, not absolute terms.
@@Hannodb1961 hows a storm going to act like a storm at the bottom of the ocean? Youve implied that because jupiter doesnt have a surface that the pressure 350 miles deep would be the same as 1 mile deep? I really dont think youre understanding how deep 350 miles is.
@@Hannodb1961 im no scientist but id go as far as saying that the storm shows us that jupiters “sky” is 350 miles deep.
@@jasontorres9844 proportion doesnt work in physics as it does in geometry. Having a storm with so much density at 350 miles deep is astonishing.
It's sad how this storm is fading away. It makes the planet so unique, even though other planets like Neptune have storms like that on it.
Why
@@VisibleStains Why what? Why is it sad that it's fading? Or why is it fading?
@@lilchromozome How about this question.
It takes in energy from below like a plant does, it processes and expels energy, it is dynamic and moves, it "dies".
How is it different from a one celled organism?
What separates it from something that is truly "living"?
@The Noisy Spectator Well, that's what makes us connected to everything around us. We all take in energy and eventually will die, so it's not so different from us other than taking it in in a different way and being astronomically bigger.
@@lilchromozome So, what makes it different than a living organism?
We can all agree that it is not alive, but why not?
Imagine a spacecraft taking you for a tour to circle around the Jupiter within close proxymity and then returning back to earth. That would one heck of a lifetime experience!
60 km/sec to get out of Jupiter's gravity well.
That literally what I came to this video 😂
We've known about the red spot shrinking for at least 50 years. It has been estimated that if it keeps shrinking at the current rate, the red spot won't exist 30 years from now.
love the part where they show us how the spot looks like
Shot out to cameraman risking his life for filming this
@@brocolindo1 fr Juno a real one
@@brocolindo1 that was a flying object made by tech not camera man do you have syndrome
@@taigaseji can confirm this one
I like your videos but I think it would be a great help if you'd differentiate the artist depictions and the actual Nasa probe's and telescope's footage.
Skip 3:20 to 4:57 if you do not want to see the sponsor!
Thanks
6:38 this man really said participation instead of precipitation
Actually, he mispronounced precipitation as "preticipation".
Well noted though.
O.K. Your point?
It's a theory I've had for a long time is that Jupiters storm is a result of either a moon collision or a huge asteroid impact.
Cyclones and hurricanes are fed by entrapped energy in the atmosphere, there's no need for a collision as much as on Earth hurricanes are completely unrelated to meteorites.
But a storm that's been 3 times bigger than our planet for a long time, and is 3 times as deep as our atmosphere are clear signs of a huge foreign object hitting it. Same as what happened after Schmaker Levis asteroids hit, it created huge storm disturbances for years in the same spots as they hit, some of them still visible today.
@@SatayKebab Jupiter is much bigger than the Earth, the red spot is actually tiny compared to hurricanes on Earth, but there's a lot more energy trapped in Jupiter's atmosphere, so storms cannot easily dissipate in a few days like on Earth.
Sounds like you would enjoy reading Immanuel Velikovsky. Check out Worlds in Collision or Earth in Upheaval. He has a theory on Venus being ejected from Jupiter as a result of some collision or something like that, and leaving the red spot. Some of his stuff is outdated, but many of his theories have been either true or are still open to being proven.
@@_John_PUr right, doesn't me wrong though ;)
Wow it’s changed quite a bit in my life
Hope I get to see it in another 40 years
I know its really a strange measure of years!
Me too. I will be 106 years old. 😆
@@kenycharles8600 think you'll get some nanomites or synthetic tissue to treat your age then?
NM sp
It has been estimated that the storm won't be there in another 40 years
I might suggest that since the author says the Anti-Cyclone is warm at the bottom and cool at the top, that the likely cause of this Great Red Anti-Cyclone is some sort of volcanic activity under the clouds. I know it's not supposed to have any solid surface, but maybe it has an almost-solid surface? The Hawaiian Island chain in Earth's Pacific are caused by a volcanic hot spot that remains static while the Pacific Tectonic Plate moves over it. Maybe Jupiter has something similar.
You may be on to something. If that is true, then other lesser spots would be the the result of more static volcanoes. Someone needs to investigate this!
If there is one thing I have learned about science and astronomy, its that they are certain about very little they are certain about. They constantly say oh this galaxy/star is x ammount away, yet now we know that the redshift they use to determine that is affected by other things not in their calculations. I take their "facts" with a lump of salt.
Well .. maybe no true solid surface but the only thing that is solid is the core.
Or it a forming planet or star like Saturn they are still rebuilding their mass together
What if "solid" or "liquid" are a matter of perspective?
Could Jupiter's interior follow the same rules as the Earth's interior, but much faster, because the Earth's elements compose a fluid that still flows the same way, but is just much more viscus?
Imagine if Jupiter, or any planets like it, had life that lived deep inside of it, but it cant get out of the planets layer where life forms. And we couldn't observe it. Idk, that would be wild. With how massive some of these planets are, and how little we know anything is possible.
Are you sure the cyclonic storms we can see on it are not simple, one celled organisms?
Setting that aside, I would expect that any life forms on a gas giant planet would be so entirely different from Life on Earth that we would not even recognize them as being living.
i’ve been thinking abt that cuz the storm on the outside layer could be so strong that they can’t get through it
@@poopyflipflops9934 Well, I ask again;
If we encounter some thing new, how can we know if it is "alive"?
What makes living things different from non-living things?
@@TheNoiseySpectator the cut off point on Earth is viruses right? what are properties single celled organisms have that viruses don't?
here on Earth, living things have DNA.
I absolutely hate the end of these videos when they get blocked with other video suggestions.
- "How can one miss the mighty Great Red Spot?"
- Circles the Great Red Spot.
"How can one miss the Great Red Spot"... **proceeds to put a circle around the Great Red Spot in case we miss it.**
The Great Red Spot as deep as
it extends down into the interior, barely scratches the surface. The atmosphere is much deeper and six thousand miles below the cloud tops the pressure is two million bars and the temperature is 6,000 degrees C. There the hydrogen turns into liquid metal, which forms the bulk of the planet and is incredibly conductive. At the base of this vast mantle of liquid metallic hydrogen is a fuzzy outer core that is a mixture of rock, metal, ices and liquid metallic hydrogen all blended together. At the very center is a rock and metal core ten times as massive as the Earth, with pressures of 100 million bars. Jupiter is not a failed star, it's a very successful planet that hid many secrets, until Juno like Jupiter's wife saw right though the clouds to reveal them.
"the planet is home to similar cyclones and anti cyclones"
Jupiter is pretty much just one massive USA
Jupiter: Since my creation no asteroid managed to hit my J spot.
Mars: Because it does not exist !!
Smh we know so little is honestly sad. I wish the world would just come together and make space exploration and research a top priority. Imagine what we could accomplish if we all worked together smh …
Tbh most of the world is starting to work together
America, Europe, britain and canada paid for the james webb
China and russia are the ones pushing for war
If you want the world to come together and truly progress, then the first step is for you to stop posting your brainless nonsense on UA-cam. Also, if you want the world to come together, then don't vote for divisive, chaotic, anarchic leftists. UNDERSTAND???
If you want the world to come together stop funding criminal space corporations
well said can you imagine if we was able to invest even a fraction of whats spent on military added to space travel and exploration...not that im agianst military investment which is necessary but it would be nice if it wasnt but imagine the leaps and bounds possible with a budget like that..... space is the future in everything....
@@121208lucky 🤦♂️ this world is lost. Space travel is only in the movies. Study the constellations and the North Star.
question: did the probe run into a giant floating spaceship that looked like it was damaged surrounded by a bunch of small, floating satelites and octopoidal drones?
Hopefully not
Hopefully....
If it did, at least we know life is out there in the Triangulum galaxy... Even if that life wants us gone...
I hope that Jupiter will hold 2399 in there long enough for us to prepare
So... What is this referencing?
@@livinghell27 SCP Foundation's SCP 2399, which is a colossal spaceship from some civilization in the Triangulum galaxy that was meant to destroy earth but got damaged by Io and hit Jupiter, causing the great red spot. It's slowly regenerating in order to finish its mission.
Thanks for a very shallow explanation. I was just waking up and did not want to be bothered by learning anything. Sometimes I'm just looking for 1 minute of info spread out across 9 minutes, with multiple commercials. Now when ever i choose a channel that screams, "i just saw someone elses video, and i could monetize it by reorganizing the words", i will come back here.
There's a lot of people they're called trolls they get in bad moods and they go on UA-cam so they can complain about anything they possibly can this is a great video.... why would anybody complain about ads don't we all need to make money well people that put ads out or just the same they need to make money too I actually like the ads
The weirdly-placed commercial ends at 4:57
Well no matter how much complaining other people do I think it's a wonderful video and I love looking at Jupiter and the great storm and I love listening to the guy explain it all it's very educational and I hope they put more just like this on and they have every right to put commercials on all UA-cam videos have commercials my gosh😂
The great red spot looks like a huge impact area that hasn't stopped swirling as the asteroid sank to the surface.
Sort of like if you had a very tall pot of water simmering on the stove, and you poked into the water with the handle of a long serving fork.
Of course the indentation in the water would be brief, but it would let heat out from the bottom of the pot to the e surface.
I think I read you say this elsewhere, too.
Look at the meteor strikes from the Huygens - something meteors that hit it a few weeks ago.
The indentations left did not erupt into new storms.
I don't think it is ridiculous, or anything, it seems like a solidly plausible idea to me, too.
But, it just doesn't pan out. 🤷🏼♂️
6:26 Look at the white triangle that rotates in the clouds of Jupiter. Watch it. It does not change shape, but is being rotated. This is not a gas, this has to be a solid object that is in the clouds
Please don't use clickbait titles like that again.
Cry more lol
Shut up @@user-mr-m12312
and by "NASA finally shows" we mean "here's a CGI interpretation of what we assume"
Take my billions.
NASA has published photos. Thank the clown who made this video for not using them.
@@h.dejong2531 I've seen it from a distance in space but not inside it. The probe would be destroyed if it gets too close to Jupiter's pull so there are no true images inside jupiter.
If you have links to inside jupiter that would be great. Not just artist interpretation.
You didn't notice the "actual footage" claim, did you?
It's entirely made up of hot dogs. Bazillions of hot dogs all swirling around to form a giant spinny-looking sort of thing.
Bring the ketchup, mustard, onions, chilli and 🥒.
Some humans playing with spaceships while others can't even feed their kids. Strange world.
Imagine being in the midst of a hurricane for over three hundred years
My thoughts as to how the great red spot formed... I think that many thousands of years ago, Jupiter was hit by something rather large. A comet, asteroid, or one of it's moons got too close and got pulled in. The spot is the remaining scar left over from this event and will eventually disappear.
So Jupiter is a gas giant with an enormously thick layer of clouds and other stuff. Do we know what the diameter of Jupiters’ solid core is ?
The spot on Jupiter is not a hurricane.
It is a giant multi planetary vessel. This machine handles the biosphere of the planets and operates in coordination with the lunar satellites to maintain the soul recycling operations that the ancients used for ions previously.
I have seen this.
Where have you seen it?….. apart from your own vivid imagination
I love Jupiter. So full of mystery 💕
The only mystery here is how beautiful you are, no I’m not thirsty, I’m uplifting our sista’s.
@@Aristocratic13bro?
@@davevid9111 what?
@@Aristocratic13 Shut.
It almost seems like the Great Red Spot is less a storm in the terrestrial sense, and more like a Gas Giant's version of a volcano, or a mantle hot spot.
Oh, now that is interesting! 👏👏👏
I think the most important difference is that volcanos spew up material from beneath the surface, and storms only conduct up heat itself.
I don't think anyone knows why the great red spot is red in color. Maybe it is bringing material to the surface that is not usually found up there. 💡
"Making detailed observations from Earth"
*shows photo taken in space
0:15 *300 years*
That ad felt endless. 👎
Too much advertising really annoys!!!
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Wow that ad... It made me totally forget about the marvelous Jupiter, and wanna learn more about UnAcademy!
I would love to see the red spot through a telescope
I`ve seen the bands faintly on a £50 ebay telescope. Just bought a svbony 105 cam that fits in the eyepiece so I can video it now.
This is the results of the 105 cam. Not bad. Hopefully will try and catch Jupiter soon. I used SharpCap to take the video. It`s easy even for a idiot like me.
ua-cam.com/video/d9N3MgnOVMk/v-deo.html
The Great Red Spot looks like what I deposit in the toilet after eating Taco Bell the morning after. Facts.
0:54 Liberals will tell you that Global Warming here on Earth is to blame for it to be shrinking...
Ok grandpa time to take your pills
Dont think Ive heard a single person say that
Yea it’s crazy how many earths can actually fit inside of that planet ( everyone can basically have their own planets if they section off ones on each side )
So intriguing :) Fascinating video as always my dear friend :) I had a blast watching it! :)
Thank you very much! I am happy you enjoy watching them :)
@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse Can you please do a video on Neptune’s Great Dark Spot?
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Year 5000 -
"Once there was a massive giant red spot on the Jupiter.."
Lol
Year 2200-
"Once there was a massive giant red spot which engulfed the earth.."
"Questioning is an important part of understanding something, and that's why I would like to tell you about the sponsors of this video." THAT HAS TO BE THE WORST segue I think I've ever heard. And the narrator is certainly not of professional caliber.
Lol ikr
What if Saturn and Jupiter merged? Would that be enough to ignite Jupiter into a star of any kind? And how would that affect the solar system?
First of all no, that wouldn't be enough. But I wouldn't worry about that.
Saturn is 4.4 A.U.s away from Jupiter. Earth is only about 4.2 A U.s away from Jupiter. ☺️
That means the closest planet to Jupiter that has storms similar to the Great Red Spot is not Saturn, it is...
@@TheNoiseySpectator Thanks for your reply. It was just kind of a thought experiment in my head. I was just wondering if saturn and jupiter would be enough to create a red dwarf or something similar.
@@puravidadew7031You know something? If the Great Red Spot does fade away, I am going to miss it. 😥
Universe is sooooooo amazing.✨✨
It's possible that geology on large planets is very complex.
A large planet like Jupiter may still be in the hadean phase. Judging how far it is from the Sun, it may be completely covered with a hot boiling ocean. And the geology is probably so active and complex (like a chemical factory) elements minerals are being mixed up and separated.
Gases of different boiling or freezing points are then reorganized in the cloud layers. Cooler gases in the cold jet streams, and warmer gases in the hot jet streams.
I don't think this storm will end anytime soon if ever. I don't know why. you would think that it would take something pretty spectacular to stop it at this point. that would be the only reason it might stop but it has to be something huge. a huge event of some kind
Regular entropy will stop it eventually
Or the storm can just like… end eventually. Since it’s already shrinking
I'm working on a space satellite that should help without failing inside the great Red spot on Saturn.
I thought Saturns great storms were ultraviolet colored.
Either way, how are you going to get it there?
Saturn is something like twice as far away as Jupiter.
That big cyclone must be problematic for Jupiter's residents.
Lmao
Of course I can not see Jupiter like this, but through my 120 mm short tube Orion refractor 600 mm focal length at 300 power it is still an incredible sight. Would like to see Jupiter at higher power and maybe some day get a larger telescope. It is a wonder even to be able to do that. Last night 6/2/2022 north west Arizona 3,700 above sea level the humidity was 15% so the atmosphere was nice and steady. Look up and enjoy the night sky.
It is now early March of 2023.
Are you getting a better view of Jupiter, these days? 😏
It's definitely a whirlpool with a different thickness that releases foam but on a global scale. That's how and why it keeps changing shapes over time.
"NASA finally shows what's in Jupiter's great red spot" shows us CGI footage the whole video not counting the three minutes of sponsorship.
here you go!
ua-cam.com/video/uj3Lq7Gu94Y/v-deo.html
Thank you for this wonderful video
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Already making a video on it :)
A well sized inflatable platform, can make you float to smooth winds from this thick atmosphere. Graphene based inflatable foundations. You'll need multiple auxiliary replacement in case something happens. But should prove useful
If all that money spent there could have been used to end hunger in tge world. People are dying. If that can help humans then ok. But i don't see how this is helping us
Yay! A decent comment on this video!
Amazing. Neptune has clouds that go 2000 miles per hour. Thats crazy.
THEORY: The Great Red Spot is an impact crater; Jupiter pulled in a Mars- like planet a very long time ago. There is a planet in there, orbiting, slowly falling towards Jupiter's core.
That isn't a theory, that's a collage of mental vomit.
How can a planet make a storm inside jupiter?
Remember what the Levy comet smashed into Jupiter, it left scars visible on the surface for months. Think what a planet would leave there if it fell in.
@@theradgegadgie6352 Oh wow you know the word collage and how to misuse it in a troll try.
@@ky1ebetts More to the point from your point of view, I know physics and that your theory is not even remotely physically possible. I've seen harder science on episodes of Ancient Aliens.
Kinda sounds like they're saying that the great red spot is the heart of Jupiter. This is the first time I've heard that it's shrinking. What will happen if there's no great red spot?
It's a storm. A big one, but still just a storm. Not the "heart"
I just can’t understand why they never capture some irl footage of these planets from these spacecrafts and show us what it looks like being near these planets why they never do it
Cuz the atmosphere can crush any man made object
outer space is a psyop, none of it is actually real
NASA has done this occasionally going as far back as the Voyagers: there's a brief video of Jupiter, taken at 1 frame per 90 seconds while the spacecraft approaches Jupiter. ua-cam.com/video/BsQLy1ft8M4/v-deo.html
Video is not done often because video files are very large and the amount of data they can send across such large distances is limited: 1.5 Mb/hour for Juno. So most videos you see will be timelapse rather than 24 fps.
The closer to Earth, the easier this gets: Mars rover Perseverance has sent us video of Ingenuity flights, for instance.
Theres plenty lol. Just not in this video for some reason
Everything but the red spot and what's inside. Nice CGI animation.
Awesome details on Red spot.
My theory was, it's a small moon or a big meteorite captured within the atmosphere but close to its boundary and is now eroding away slowly because of friction from particles and insane wind so it's getting smaller.
Props to the camera man recording Juno spacecraft
On Earth, a storm’s wind speed affects the stability of a storm. Higher wind speeds mean a more stable storm. So since the winds are speeding up around the GRS it should be more stable than in the past right?? There are jet streams all over Jupiter so why is the GRS in this spot?
Not a lot of hard info here
I legit got a 5 gum ad and was disappointed it didn't say "how it feels to chew 5 gum."
The universe is always an interesting thing 🥰
me: *sees the great red spot* me also: wait thats not the great red spot... THATS THE GREAT YELLOW SPOT!!!
its here:1:23
Awesome as always 👍💯💥⚡
That ad made me think. In every human rebirth you take, you will have to go through 20yrs of having to worry about that stuff. Thousands of such rebirths.
Knowing more about the real contidions of other planets I realize all the more that our earth and everything in it cannot just come from by chance or evolution.
well both of those are made up
When I was younger I always thought that some alien craft accidentally dropped a weird machine that roiled it up. Seems so odd after centuries it roils on.
I have one of those on me back side.
A pimple or a wart
I had one like that. Probably just a storm. It will go away after 800 years. Don't worry.
cute dog
Unfortunately, our life in this universe is just a blink of an eye. How I wish I can see everything.
i wish i was immortal so i can see how humanity progresses
and what do we benefit 🤔 by observing this strom? its time wasting why not explore whats hasn't been explored
The storm hasn't been explored! That's why they are observing it.
@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse the red dot is a giant vagina that birthed Venus and caused Noah's flood. Simple !study about the Greek gods. It all fits together effortlessly! If you know knowledge will just fall into your lap effortlessly!👍
Wow! I loved that part with the bit where they want your money! 😲 amazing!
Jono was a day the Roman Catholic empire celebrate once a every year before Christmas they both are pagan days I see Romanians in play
Another clickbait title. No wonder people get used to lying, being lied to. This and everything else makes it normal, and people are getting numb to it.
so suck im in, then dump a mutiminute add on us like your sponsors are so wow. as to the jupiter facts, only about a million hits have as much. nothing new or outstanding but otherwise, good cgi.
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We're taught that Galileo was the first to see the Great Red Spot, a feature that has survived over 400 years, not Robert Hooke.
Man i cant wait to grow up and buy a telescope and hopefully watch some planets
I feel like once that storm is gone their will be hell upon earth and all planets.
"NASA FINALLY SHOWS A 3D ANIMATION INSIDE JUPITER'S GREAT RED SPOT"
this should have been the title. I was expecting an actual video or photo taken by Juno inside that red spot but duuhhh 2023 still 3D animations.
Is it really that surprising, that a storm wide enough to encompass the entire fracking Earth, is a mere three hundred or so miles deep?
It's a giant cloudy platter. The thinnest cheapest platter you've ever seen in your life.
Frankly that's a lot shallower than I was expecting.
In fact,I kind of find it hard to believe. Can Juno tell us anything about what's underneath the red spot?
I was expecting details and closer images of red spot, not monotonous descriptions of things we already know
Hurricane Florence, a category 4 storm is in comparison with Jupiter's Great Red Spot but they are different.
They should try to re create Jupiter
Jupiter scares the heck out of me. It may look like a beautiful shape in the sky but get down in it and it is a nightmare place