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Extreme Jupiter weather and magnetic fields. New observations about the extreme conditions of Jupiter's weather and magnetic fields by astronomers have contributed to the revelations and insights coming from the first close passes of Jupiter by NASA's Juno mission. Ref. Source 1h.

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Wow, that is a beautiful display of Jupiter's aurorae. I wonder if there will come a day when Jupiter actually ignites and become a small sun with it's own small solar system. I mean, as a gas giant that is a possibility, if a remote one.

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Jupiter always gives us a lot to think about but I do not think it will ever be a sun. If it was going to be a second smaller sun I think it would have become on a long time ago. I think the mixture of gasses within it is keeping it just a stable gas giant. Think of the abundance of gasses we can get from it and use once we are traveling more.

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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Spots Jupiter's Great Red Spot. Images of Jupiter's Great Red Spot reveal a tangle of dark, veinous clouds weaving their way through a massive crimson oval. The JunoCam imager aboard NASA's Juno mission snapped pics of the most iconic feature of the solar system's largest planetary inhabitant during its July 10 flyby. Source 7k.

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Very cool to see this. Do we know what this storm is? Do we know what cause it and what it is composed of? These are things I have wondered about.

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Jupiter's X-ray auroras pulse independently. Jupiter's intense northern and southern lights pulse independently of each other according to new research. Source 2k.

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I think other planets do the same too not just Jupiter but it is interesting to note that it does. I would like to explore other gas giants and see if they react the same way as Jupiter.

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Jupiter has always facilitated me, well all the planets have. Seeing the pictures here are just as cool as when I first saw the Gas Giant through my 8" Schimt Cassigrain (Spelling not one of my strong suits) Telescope.
KN, you have a great point as to tapping into the gas of these planets as fuel source for our space exploration.