The newest Jupiter found!

The gorgeous sunshine and ammonia rivers flow deep inside the solar system's largest planet, Thursday, researchers said, publishing the first ideas from a NASA spacecraft flying around the gas giant. The Juno spacecraft, facing at least 12 plans with Jupiter, believed scientists that the earth and other planets set the stage in the solar system. The storms were found in 870 miles (1,400 km) diameter across the North and South Poles of Jupiter, and the Journal is on research science shows published this week.

Space research has identified an ammonia belt extending from the top of the atmosphere for hundreds of miles in the interior of Juno, Juno's instruments can be found. Outside the band, Juno finds other features in the environment than the simultaneous gas gas expected. "Jupiter is surprising to us in almost every way," said the lead researcher Scott Bolton, a South Carolina Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas, in a phone interview. "It's pretty aliens." Preliminary results suggest that the jupiter movement may have winds at all levels, an unexpected exploration, he added. Scientists predict Jupiter, which is 11 times larger than Earth's diameter, and is quite uniform under its clouds. But Bolton said, "it does not look like a solid body."

On Thursday, August 27, Jupiter Ports overtook about 2,600 miles (4,200 km) of the results released Thursday. During Juno's next flyby on July 11, the spacecraft will go directly to the Great Red Spot of the planet, a storm south of the equator for centuries. Scientists hope to know how the storm performs itself and if the mass of the material has powdered clouds. Juno continues to be the most elitist orbit around the jupiter to set Jupiter, closing the planet's interior, closing every 53 days, and finding out where the jupiter is formed and where the scientists can learn more. Like the Sun, the gas giant is mostly hydrogen and helium, but it contains carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and other elements, as well as organics and gases. Scientists believe that learning more about Jupiter's evolution is how the earth shifts brighter - and other planets - supplied with essential ingredients.