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

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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[boundthefloor]

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

[pretoriancz]

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

[thedatatreader]

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!

[cristobalsapiain]

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

[luisy.gonzalez]

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

[michealdoor]

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

[TheAlderbaran]

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

[chippysteve]

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 it so"!

[kaidianstone]

Rob has the perfect voice for narrating these videos.

[sorensaxson]

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.

[southtexasangler]

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!

[FirebirdFreak]

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

[SeanBond]

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

[petergriffin]

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 👍

[elleni-]

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

[ellisonhamilton]

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 have a great weekend too!! 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

[vwheaty]

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

[monty]

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.

[MrTigerlore]

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

[DjCrook]

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