Jupiter and Uranus experience changes in weather and seasons.
Bobo.id – NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope detects changes in weather and seasons on Jupiter and Uranus.
Reporting from NASA, the Hubble telescope has been a weather observer of the planets in the Solar System since its first launch, in 1990.
With the capabilities and technology of the Hubble telescope, all activities of each planet can be detected.
Several years ago, in 2014 to be precise, NASA created the Outer Planet Atmospheres Legacy (OPAL) program.
Since the launch of the program, the Hubble telescope has provided humans with views of various giant planets.
The discovery is the occurrence of stormy weather at low northern latitudes.
Storm on Jupiter
We know Jupiter as the largest planet in the Solar System. How big is it?
Reported from Science Alert, the mass of Jupiter can reach 300 times the mass of Earth. Meanwhile, its diameter is 142,984 km, or the equivalent of 11.21 times the diameter of Earth.
Planet Jupiter goes around the Sun very quickly, its speed can reach 59.5 kilometers per second, so Jupiter often experiences storms.
A series of storms occur prominently on Jupiter, which are usually seen in the same place, leading astronomers to call these areas ‘storm vortex paths’.
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