Amazing images of Jupiter.

Thanks to the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii and the Hubble space telescope of NASA and the European space agency, new images of Jupiter have been obtained, in wavelengths of visible, infrared and ultraviolet light, and with this a multitude of details has been revealed in its atmosphere, such as details of the Great Red Spot or super storms, also gigantic cyclones that extend throughout the aggression disk of this giant planet.

Combining the three images allows scientists to obtain information that otherwise would not be available only in visible light, Jupiter has a very different appearance if we change the types of observations and in infrared, visible and ultraviolet light; An example, we have it in the Great Red Spot of the planet, which is the famous storm system the size of the Earth that is believed to have existed for at least several centuries and has been scientifically monitored since the year 1830.

This spot is a prominent feature in visible light and ultraviolet light images, but it is almost invisible at infrared wavelengths, this difference occurs because the different wavelengths reveal different structures. For this reason, the new images, in addition to making a beautiful panoramic tour of Jupiter, provide crucial information about the planet's atmosphere, since each wavelength explores the different layers of clouds and their particles, thanks to this information a team of astronomers used the data from the telescopes to analyze the structure of the clouds within the areas of Jupiter where NASA's spacecraft 1 detected radio signals from lightning activity, because the same as the Roman god Jupiter whose weapon is lightning, planet Jupiter is also capable of generating powerful rays.