What Scientists Discovered Deep Within the Core of Jupiter Is Incredible!

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What is at the very centre of Jupiter? Deep within its core. While we know a great deal about the gas giant's atmospheric features, including its colourful cloud bands and raging storms, much remains unknown about the planet's inner workings. Jupiter's interior is shrouded in mystery. In particular, the question of what exactly is at the very core of the gas planet. Below its thick clouds. A question that has puzzled scientists for decades. But, thanks to NASA's Juno spacecraft, that mystery is beginning to be solved. Take a trip inside the solar system's largest planet and find out what scientists think is going on down there, trust me, it's very bizarre.
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@V101SPACE Год назад

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@antonsmith Год назад

Jupiter is a failed star!

@thtkp5 Год назад

@@antonsmith jupiter doesn't have the mass even close to the smallest stars observed.

@jibriquarmiley6265 Год назад

Even though Jupiter has no ground no one can land or live on Jupiter.

@mrflynn1205 11 месяцев назад

So mate. Jupiters core is erm……”fuzzy”…… and how do we know this ? Did NASA go on a digging expedition ?? And which planet crashed into Jupiter ????

@anthonyfry5964 10 месяцев назад

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@bound2thefloor1 Год назад

This is by far my favorite space channel. No stupid thumbnails like " what scientists found will scare ..." or " The solar system is ending" etc.

@melodiefrances3898 Месяц назад

Agree soooooo much.

@pretoriancz8552 Год назад

I am scared of oceans, when i think about the depth and unknown below me. Now imagine the depths of this beast. Insane

@classic.cameras Год назад

and they are electric oceans at that!

@chippysteve4524 Год назад

The clams down there are pretty hardcore with pearls of pure diamond.

@shanehall75jamaicangamer12 Год назад

There's nothing in Jupiter's metallic ocean but diamonds

@hoosinhan Год назад

The ocean are composed mostly of hydrogen and helium. The carbon diamond would mostly reside in the core.

@ryanwarren2970 Год назад

@@shanehall75jamaicangamer12 Giant blood sucking sharks made of diamonds you mean?!

@thedatatreader Год назад

The more images we get, the more I am fascinated by how absolutely amorphous Jupiter really is. Visually, it's almost mesmerizing like a lava lamp with its endlessly swirling clouds and brilliant colors. The closest analogue I can think of would maybe be the sun when viewed close up and through a light filter. Great video!

@josephj6521 Год назад

Definitely a beautiful planet.

@mytube225 Год назад

Jupiter is a failed star hence the resemblance with the sun

@Jonathan-rm6kt 11 месяцев назад

Well written comment ✌️

@GRAFRU68 9 месяцев назад

@@mytube225don't call Jupiter a failure 😰💔.... It lacked discipline to be the best it can be... But it now makes up for it by being the solar systems big brother bouncer, using gravitational locks on incoming asteroids and swinging them out back into deep space.

@ryangoodwin3799 9 месяцев назад

It’s kind of a stretch calling it a failed star. Would need about 1000 more Jupiter sized planets mass wise to even be comparable to our own sun.

@michealdoor7035 9 месяцев назад

Liquid metal hydrogen is such a crazy concept, maddest thing is that scientists can replicate it here on earth.

@GeoHvl 7 месяцев назад

Yep, they still can't replicate Gravity

@Bird_McBride 6 месяцев назад

Thermobaric weapons

@Total_Entropy36 2 месяца назад

FALSE, metallic hydrogen has never been created on earth. The few claims have never been proven definitively.

@luisy.gonzalez6469 Год назад

Congrats on the sponsorship. Jupiter's fuzzy core shocked me too!

@cristobalsapiain2709 Год назад

I really loved the animations of the interior of Jupiter, atmosphere, metallic hydrogen and core, all beautiful

@kaidianstone59 Год назад

Rob has the perfect voice for narrating these videos.

@MrTigerlore Год назад

I read that if you flipped a coin on Jupiter, people would wonder how you got to Jupiter, and how you’re still alive.

@sorensaxson3631 Год назад

I have always been so fascinated by Jupiter. The planet is so fascinating but at the same time a bit scary. And imagine, its such a giant but in this universe its just a tiny little sphere.

@louise_rose 11 месяцев назад

If it had grown bigger and been able to gather more hydrogen, it could have become a star.

@zapdunga12 11 месяцев назад

In this universe it's not even a grain of sand.

@FirebirdFreak87 Год назад

I can't get enough of the artists' renditions of what the fuzzy core and hydrogen oceans probably look like from information.

@chippysteve4524 Год назад

Rob,your vids are top knotch! Brilliant graphics and excellent clear explanations. You really bring the subject to life and make it accessible to us mere mortals. We're all crying out for great space docs and you......."make it so"!

@V101SPACE Год назад

Thanks Steve. Glad you enjoy them. V

@trevaush Год назад

Ah, Jupiter could become an almost eternal solution for all our energy needs.

@TheAlderbaran Год назад

Stellar video. While watching this, I kept thinking about the descent into Jupiter video you did ages ago. How things have changed.

@southtexasangler Год назад

Jupiter is my favorite planet. It’s been my favorite planet ever since I visited the McDonald Observatory here in Texas and was able to see Jupiter through a massive telescope. It was an amazing experience!

@petergriffin383 Год назад

Just want to say I love your channel, excellent job on this. The video you made on Hubble's greatest images is by far my favorite video of all time... I love the music you chose, it fits perfectly. I can't thank you enough for making that masterpiece. Keep up the great work 👍

@Sai_Nuggetx Год назад

Loved this in depth discovery of Jupiter's core. Thanks Rob for another awesome informative video 👏🏼

@markcharles2819 Год назад

As always, your videos are fascinating and informative.

@r_thekingslayerx4352 Год назад

Thanks for the video V1. Happy weekend. 💯

@cynaptyc Год назад

Loved the video! Awesome visual experience plus packed wonderful amount of interesting information! Thanks again for another great job!

@MrCatfarmer Год назад

If Jupiter is a gas giant, how can it be called a planet?

@sahilsingh0929 Год назад

Always waiting for your videos! Keep em coming x

@1SeanBond Год назад

Absolutely amazing Beautifully done! Appreciate your efforts and quality content thanks for all! Cheers!😉✌🏼

@JenniferA886 Год назад

Nice job, great vid… thanks for the upload 👍👍👍

@ellisonhamilton3322 Год назад

Think of the exoplanets discovered so far that have multiple Jupiter masses. One can only imagine the conditions on/ in such giants. You and Rolo live long and prosper......and have a great weekend too!! 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

@V101SPACE Год назад

Thanks Ellison. V

@monty814 Год назад

Excellent work. We come to know so much about our solar system and its mystery. All this is possible through your hard and tough work. The way you explain each little things about the planets and its characteristics is really awesome and amazing. Thanks for the videos you provide and bringing many knowledgeble things in front of us.

@Dj1Crook Год назад

Another amazing video. We know so much as species but so little about the planets on our own solar system

@marylamb7707 Год назад

Great video, I really needed this today. Love your channel, you know that!❤

@pugachevskobra5636 Год назад

I spent years looking for your channel after watching your videos on what it would be like to travel to the core of super gas giants like Saturn and Jupiter. So glad I found it again a few years ago; I’m hooked all over again and I’m definitely gonna sub this time around.

@kayskreed Год назад

'Liquid Metallic Hydrogen' would be a good name for a band. Or 'Electric Ocean'. Seriously though, this was interesting.

@Kaslabarak 11 месяцев назад

This planet is why earth is triving with life, it has protect us for millions of years.

@melodiefrances3898 Месяц назад

Amazing how that works. And excellent comment.

@elleni-41 Год назад

U know this is my favorite space channel.. jupiter is very interesting.. Thanx Rob, ur videos are amazing..👍👌💞

@V101SPACE Год назад

Thanks Elleni, glad you enjoy my videos! V

@josephpacchetti5997 Год назад

Same Here! 👍

@samanthabusch750 Год назад

Amazing can't wait to see the next one!!! I love your videos thank you for all the amazing content!!

@barryfleischer6553 Год назад

This video is absolutely amazing! Then again all your videos are amazing.

@Horizon344 Год назад

Excellent film, & the intonation has improved as well

@shaecummings1393 Год назад

Awesome video again V!!

@remorajkumar4101 Год назад

Really awesome info abt Jupiter . Thanks bro.

@naveenraj2008eee Год назад

Hi Nice video. Lots of information learned. Thanks.

@tjr4459 Год назад

As a kid I use to imagine myself being on Jupiter surviving in high windy conditions, I know more now 😂. It fascinates me even more.

@sea_triscuit7980 Год назад

I think you could wing it haha

@epiphany4152 11 месяцев назад

I think that place with high winds is called Chicago!

@louise_rose 11 месяцев назад

Yeah, you can't walk around on those cloudy surfaces... ;)

@UFCMania155 9 месяцев назад

**used to

@albatross1779 5 месяцев назад

It's pretty clear that the majority of the universe is death, death, death, death, death, if humans were to ever try traversing there. I see vids on "most horrifying planets", but to me anything past the point where it would instantly kill me is equally uninhabitable, so I'm less interested in how excessively so it is, and more interested in just learning about the composition of various planets.

@frostynerd24 Год назад

I'm a big fan of your videos! Keep it up!

@V101SPACE Год назад

Thanks Noah. Glad you enjoy them! V

@rebeltvr6046 Год назад

@@V101SPACE Are you single?

@evrettej Год назад

Cool video. Space has always fascinated me.

@Benjamin-di1or Год назад

I do as well, alot of time and thought goes into Robs videos. And it shows! Got to appreciate this effort he puts fourth just for us! We're special!

@vwheaty0519 Год назад

Hey Rob I was thinking of an idea for a video for you to make.. maybe a timeline of what we can expect for Mars with human exploration? Like from what we have going on and every plan for humans touching ground on the Martian planet

@nigeldawkins Год назад

Just love the real images, so detailed and beautiful, thank you.

@ifrah_writes4449 Год назад

Wow..Great gift of information provided

@josephpacchetti5997 Год назад

Code Scanned, This is a very interesting video which I will be watching again, Thank You Rob And All Of The Amazing Crew of V101SPACE, Have a Safe & Happy Weekend. V Rocks! 📡 👊 😎

@rexxbailey2764 Год назад

GOOD VIDEO. ACTUAL GOOD AND NEW INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THESE.

@jamesabbott5242 Год назад

Awesome video

@siamakalaei1148 Год назад

Thank you for such a fascinating video. Best wishes. ❤❤❤❤

@magirusdeutzjupiter2234 5 месяцев назад

Love the channel, excellent review Rob, thanks.

@kaushikghosh4703 Год назад

Really love your voice.. Specially the way you explain things.. Simply awesome.. ❤

@danielasare1165 Год назад

Hi Rob, you just won your channel a new fan. Waiting for what videos you post next. Thanks.

@user-hy4xz1qt9h Год назад

"Asare"

@GeorgeChoy Год назад

great stuff thanks

@AhmedYT7 Год назад

Amazing Content Keep up the good Been waiting for video on My Favorite planet Jupiter a Gorgeous World

@JESUSCHRYSLER5512 Год назад

EXCELLENT VIDEOS, SIR!!! YOU SHOULD GET A BILLION VIEWS!!!

@Benjamin-di1or Год назад

Maybe even ONE POINT TWO MEALYON BEALYON!!

@cavetroll666 Год назад

thanks Rob :) cant wait for JUICE to make it to Jupiter was so nice seeing it last week launch 🙃

@lloydrobinson7081 Год назад

keep the clips coming

@duncangreen2483 Год назад

8 years from now we will know much more about Jupiter and his Galilean moons. Cannot wait

@blackbird163 Год назад

Really incredible

@z.zshirer2507 Год назад

Thank you Rob!

@dookiebutt616 Год назад

When that comet hit Jupiter back in 94, could it be the cause of the great red spot to shrink? It could of changed the atmosphere a little or disrupt something inside that influences the storm and that's how it's getting smaller? Maybe? Is there anyone concidering that to be a plausible theory? 🌀🌀🌀

@GeorgAndexlerAndexler Год назад

Fascinating, well done. Thank you for this.

@christopher1884john Год назад

Its so fascinating when i see Jupiter or saturn up close im absolutely mesmerised great video

@williammeyer214 Год назад

Fascinating stuff, thank you.

@miamimouse3167 Год назад

I love this channel 🎉, more content please 🙏🏾 lol

@bovasi Год назад

I love these videos.

@Spartan-oj9dc Год назад

Great video

@ralstonsamuels6491 Год назад

Wow. Very informative

@theoriginalkyttyn7724 Год назад

Awesome!

@pktvicky Год назад

அருமையான முயற்சி !!!! 🙏🙏

@jeffs6090 Год назад

Of course Star Trek sponsored this, the Borg were just hiding within the red spot!

@rondinero7892 Год назад

2x larger then every other planet combined is jus unbelievable

@paulcateiii Год назад

amazing

@tez6693 Год назад

Rob has been making absolutely amazing videos for years.

@Aslam388 Год назад

Amazing

@Mam-ur1 9 месяцев назад

More theories. Faaaaantastic!

@ritabook7601 Год назад

Thank you for displaying the conversion for mph. ☺

@NockaMama 9 месяцев назад

Very interesting!

@sithuwiliproductionfunny Год назад

Verry nice this video 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@adnanbashirmuhammadbashirk1581 9 месяцев назад

Awasome fabulous video

@pguti778 Год назад

Thanks!

@johnm84 Год назад

I want NASA to design and build a space probe to send inside Jupiter that will take photos and film inside Jupiter. I so badly want to see and know what inside of Jupiter looks like.

@jibriquarmiley6265 Год назад

It will explode within the first layer of the atmosphere before you can see anything.

@johnm84 Год назад

@@jibriquarmiley6265 No it won't. Not if it's well built and well designed. In 1995 a probe was launched into Jupiter and it went thousands of miles into Jupiter and it lasted for a few hours until it was crushed and destroyed by the pressure inside Jupiters atmosphere.

@ioanbota9397 Год назад

Realy I like this video its so interestyng

@cheesypotat0es Год назад

Still waiting for the report back about the core of Uranus

@yolandaphillips3972 Год назад

👍👍👍💯💯💯✔✔✔🎯🎯🎯 Thank you one million times. HAPPY FOR YOUR HAPPINESS. 👏👏👏

@patkundesu Год назад

Didn’t know your name is Rob, and first time I heard you say V101. Love your videos tho!

@williamburroughs9686 Год назад

I didn't know about the probe. Thanks. The one thing that I don't understand is the bands. Some bands travel faster than others but why? Is it because the lighter substance are clouds, and they are being pulled into streams due to high airspeeds while the darker bands are at a lower altitude?

@danielzuck143 9 месяцев назад

Danke!

@AnarchistPoop Год назад

Why is Venus called the hottest planet of the solar systme when this shit's going on inside the gas giants? Am I missing something...

@Pyxis10 Год назад

Hottest surface tempratures. These are internal.

@AnarchistPoop Год назад

@@Pyxis10 ahh gotcha. Thank you

@VLSTormsTracker83 Год назад

I can’t wait to see V101SPACE hit 1million subscribers my friend you deserve it with the quality of information ℹ️ and quality of video you provide.

@williamburroughs9686 Год назад

Also thanks for pointing out that the metallic liquid Hydrogen was conductive. That is amazing.

@shadowopsairman1583 8 месяцев назад

Metal...

@rebeckylee157 Год назад

Pfft, I know what’s at the core of Jupiter. I watched the last episode of “Star Trek: Picard.” Seriously though, wonderful video. Great research on an interesting topic.

@thekingofmojacar5333 11 месяцев назад

Very nice video thank you V101 Space! In theory life could probably exist inside the clouds of Jupiters atmosphere, at least in some areas... maybe a kind of birth, but there is a problem without solid surface and the lack of nature... what should this hypothetical bird feed on?

@MTNPANTS 11 месяцев назад

The Marianas Trench is just a small dip in a stone. Imagine the depths of this planets atmosphere 😮

@frankreynolds445 Год назад

A Fuzzy core would of been expected because as you get to Jupiter's bit by bit it will get more solid in the same way a water world that has a ocean 100 deeper than Earth. As you get closer to the bottom it becomes more and more Ice 7.