Washington: We all know that there are many things in the Universe, which no one knows about. At the same time, scientists of the US Space Agency NASA recently claimed that water is present in the atmosphere of Earth's neighboring planet 'Jupiter', but its distribution is completely uneven. According to a statement released on the website of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), Jupiter has about 0.25 percent water in its atmosphere, especially around the equator. Scientists say that after getting water in Jupiter, it can help solve the riddles of the formation of the solar system. This study of astronomers based on the data of Juno's mission has been published in science 'Nature Astronomy'. In this, for the first time after the Galileo mission sent by NASA, information about the presence of water on this giant gas-rich planet (Jupiter) is given.
Juno's chief investigator Scott Bolton has said in a NASA article that Juno's discovery is surprising. However, here the atmosphere under the clouds still remains a puzzle, which astronomers are trying to solve. He further wrote in the article that no one would have guessed about the water in Jupiter yet, but the new study confirms the fact that some areas of our neighboring planet are full of water.
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According to JPL researchers, Jupiter can be extremely dry compared to the Sun. This comparison is being done on the basis of the presence of water elements (oxygen and hydrogen) on both. Researchers say that Jupiter was probably the first planet and most of it is made up of dust and gases, which is not included in the Sun. NASA scientists said that according to the main hypotheses related to the creation of Jupiter, the rest of the planet is formed by the water absorbed by it. The researchers said, 'The presence of excessive water is related to the weather and internal structure of this giant gas body. At the same time, the distribution of water on Jupiter is about three times more than the Sun. There is a glut of water on this planet, but its distribution is uneven.
