This is the first infrared types of the North and South poles of Jupiter.
Specialists of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has posted online the unique pictures taken by the space probe Juno (“Juno”).
The apparatus is transmitted to Earth a series of photos captured in the infrared spectrum.
A group of American researchers who study the planets of the Solar system, with the technical support of NASA experts, embarked on a study of unique images of Jupiter transmitted to Earth space probe “Juno”, who made the first revolution in its orbit around the giant object. All according to the plans of National Aeronautics and Space Administration, intended to carry 36 passes around Jupiter.
“This is the first infrared view of the South pole of Jupiter. As it turned out, he has a warm and hot zones, which no one has previously seen, moreover, no one could know about it. We were able to identify so-called “southern Aurora” – said the mass media Alberto Adriani, a freelance employee of NASA, a planetary scientist from the Institute for space astrophysics and planetology.
