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NASA-混乱中有秩序我们的朱诺号飞船在 @ NASASolarSystem任务的第54次clo期间捕捉到了木星

案例简介：有秩序的混乱我们的朱诺号宇宙飞船在2023 9月7日 @ NASASolarSystem任务第54次近距离飞越这颗巨行星时捕捉到了木星。该图像是使用来自JunoCam仪器的原始数据制作的，该数据经过处理以增强云特征和颜色的细节。木星的剧烈气氛一直吸引着研究人员。使用Juno的科学仪器套件，科学家可以观察木星的湍流云层下方，以揭示气体巨人如何从内而外工作。朱诺号收集的重力数据显示，木星的大气风以平行于其自旋轴的圆柱形方式穿透行星。重力场的测量结果与一个有20年历史的模型相匹配，该模型确定了木星强大的东西向带状流从云层的白色和红色区域和带向内延伸。但是测量结果还显示，带状流不是像辐射球那样在每个方向上延伸，而是呈圆柱形向内流动，并沿着木星旋转轴的方向定向。自20世纪70年代以来，木星的深层大气风的结构一直在争论中，而朱诺任务现在已经解决了这个争论。我们对木星的卫星之一欧罗巴的下一次任务将探索月球冰壳下方的液体海洋。发送你的名字 (或你的宠物的) 沿着旅程的t go.nasa.gov/MessageInABottle (也在生物链接)。提交截止12月31日。图像描述: 在黑暗的太空中看到木星一个半球的两幅图像。行星云在冷色调中以蓝色和棕色的阴影形成五颜六色的条纹，带和漩涡。信用: NASA/jpl-caltech/SwRI/MSSS图像处理由Tanya Oleksuik CC由NC SA 3.0 # NASA # Space # Jupiter # Juno # Stormi # 航天器 # SolarSystem # Clouds # Swipe

NASA-混乱中有秩序我们的朱诺号飞船在 @ NASASolarSystem任务的第54次clo期间捕捉到了木星

案例简介：There’s order in chaos 🌀 Our Juno spacecraft captured this view of Jupiter during the @NASASolarSystem mission’s 54th close flyby of the giant planet on Sept. 7, 2023. The image was made with raw data from the JunoCam instrument that was processed to enhance details in cloud features and colors. The violent nature of Jupiter’s roiling atmosphere has always intrigued researchers. Using Juno's suite of science instruments allows scientists to observe below Jupiter’s turbulent cloud deck to uncover how the gas giant works from the inside out. Gravity data collected by Juno shows Jupiter’s atmospheric winds penetrate the planet in a cylindrical manner, parallel to its spin axis. The measurements of the gravity field matched a two-decade-old model that determined Jupiter’s powerful east-west zonal flows extend inward from the cloud-level white and red zones and belts. But the measurements also revealed that rather than extending in every direction like a radiating sphere, the zonal flows go inward, cylindrically, and are oriented along the direction of Jupiter’s rotation axis. How Jupiter’s deep atmospheric winds are structured has been in debated since the 1970s, and the Juno mission has now settled the debate. Our next mission to one of Jupiter’s moons, Europa, will explore the ocean of liquid below the moon’s icy crust. Send your name (or your pet’s) along for journey at go.nasa.gov/MessageInABottle (also linked in bio). Submissions close on Dec. 31. Image description: A two-image swipe through of one hemisphere of Jupiter seen against the darkness of space. The planets clouds form colorful stripes, bands, and swirls in shades of blue and brown in cool tones. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS Image processing by Tanya Oleksuik CC BY NC SA 3.0 #NASA #Space #Jupiter #Juno #Stormi #Spacecraft #SolarSystem #Clouds #Swipe