A Japanese astronomer recently observed a bright glow on the planet Jupiter, and social media users circulated a video clip documenting the incident, and users wondered about the truth of the glow documented by the discovery of the Japanese astronomer Tadao Ohsuji on the planet Jupiter.
Strange light on Jupiter
Reports indicate that such flares are caused by the arrival of asteroids or comets from the outskirts of our solar system, affecting Jupiter’s atmosphere. An amateur astronomer in Japan also captured a bright flash in Jupiter’s atmosphere, according to a September 15 report from the New York Times. Times (NYT), this prompted scientists to continue studying the flash, which has become the latest discovery on Mars recently.
Earlier, an amateur astronomer in Okinawa, Japan, captured a strange celestial body that accidentally collided with Jupiter during his work, as Jupiter is exposed to many collisions as it is close to the asteroid belt in the solar system, according to the iflscirence website.
A strange object collides with Jupiter
Al-Alam pointed out that there is not sufficient information or precise details about the nature of the object that collided with Jupiter, as there were old astronomical studies conducted in 2013, which showed the presence of strange objects with a diameter of 5 to 20 meters, which collided with Jupiter from 12… Up to 60 times a year, astronomers also took pictures tracking the moments of UFO collisions with Jupiter, since the first incident occurred in 1994, and since then at least 8 collisions with Jupiter have been recorded.
The size of Jupiter is about 121.9 times the size of the Earth, and it is the second largest celestial body after the sun in the solar system, as it is one of the giant gas planets, so it requires approximately 12 Earth years to revolve around the sun.
