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Water found on Jupiter 08.09.2018

When studying the Great Red Spot with ground-based telescopes, a team of astrophysicists from the United States managed to distinguish the spectral traces of water. Apparently, its content in the Jovian atmosphere is comparable to carbon monoxide (CO), the presence of which has been known for quite some time. Apparently, the total oxygen content on Jupiter exceeds that of the Sun by 2-9 times.

This finding supports theoretical and computer simulation models that have predicted the presence of abundant water on Jupiter. Indeed, if there is oxygen and hydrogen, then why not be water?

The spectral signatures of water were discovered by studying Jupiter's cloudiness below the uppermost layers. At first it seemed to the authors of the study that the overlying layers of the atmosphere blocked any radiation from below, but in reality this did not happen. The researchers were able to look inside Jupiter's atmosphere "thousands of miles away".

There is definitely water on the moons of Jupiter, so its presence on the giant planet is not such a big surprise. Nevertheless, the result obtained is an obvious success, since water has been detected from Earth.

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