Explanation:Approaching over the north pole after nearly a five-year journey, Juno enjoys a perspective on Jupiter not often seen, even by spacecraft from Earth that usually swing by closer to Jupiter’s equator. Looking down toward the ruling gas giant from a distance of 10.9 million kilometers, the spacecraft’s JunoCam captured this image with Jupiter’s nightside and orbiting entourage of four large Galilean moons on June 21. JunoCam is intended to provide close-up views of the gas giant’s cloudy zoned and belted atmosphere and on July 4 (July 5 UT) Juno is set to burn its main engine to slow down and be captured into its own orbit. If all goes well, it will be the first spacecraft to orbit the poles of Jupiter, skimming to within 5,000 kilometers of the Jovian cloud tops during the 20 month mission.
-i find that people with uranus in the 12th almost always have conservative family or family with different beliefs than them.
-those with uranus in the 10th are in their element when going to protests or organizing social justice activities.
-venus conjunct uranus people are very magnetic and are often get involved with all sorts of people.
-mercury-uranus aspects seem to always know what to say to get people’s attention. they often say things just to get a reaction.
-those with uranus in the 3rd love to talk about their weird interests. they make sure that people know their weird quirks and ideas.
-positivesun-uranus aspects are known for being a little strange, but they own it and are loved for it.
-people with uranus in the 2nd have a weird relationship to their self-worth. they almost love and hate themselves at the same time.
-uranus in the 5th loves unconventional or maybe even frowned upon activities. they have fun by doing a lot of things that other people would be to afraid to do.
-moon-uranus often have a fluctuating relationship with their mother. they will go through phases of having a good relationship and then having big falling outs.
-jupiter-uranus aspects make somebody with an absurd and unconventional sense of humor. you will either hate or love them for it.
-while2nd house has to do with the tone and sound of the voice, 3rd house has to do with self-expression and speech. look to what lies in those houses and what planets are affecting those houses
-mercury in taurus people have a voice that others could just listen to for hours. they’re most likely talented in singing too
-those with libra mercury struggle to be heard and often have a gentle tone or a soft voice
-gemini ascendant/mercury/venus tend to mimic other people’s voices
-ifsaturn has a lot of influence in your chart you may be a little hoarse or have a serious tone
-people with mercury square pluto sometimes sound bitchy and standoffish
-those with sagittarius mars speak forcefully and roughly
-pluto in the 3rd may have a deep or distinctive voice
-aquarius placements often have neutral tones and may even sound monotone
-virgo mercury/acsendant may have a soft voice and speak very quickly
-people with mercury to jupiter aspects have loud and intense voices
-havingsaturn to moon aspects makes you much more calculated and serious.
-sun to jupiter aspects make for constant joking and general loudness
-pisces in the 3rd/5th makes for random or sometimes depressing humor. a lot of people may not really understand their jokes
-mars to jupiter/mercury aspects can have a more agressive way of expressive their humor. they are very teasing and are definitely the type of people to watch ‘fail compiliation’ videos
-jupiter in the 3rd/5th makes you incredibly silly or you may express your humor in an immature way
-jupiter in gemini thinks it’s hilarious when things go wrong
-cancer placement humor is dramatic and crazy in a good way. they sometimes have the best comedic timing
-mercury square jupiter makes for somebody who tries really hard to be funny, but never really hits the punchline right
-moon square jupiter creates an oversharer with self-deprecating humor
-jupiter in the 10th laughs about themselves and almost self-sabotages in order to crack a joke
-personal planets in somebody else’s 8th house (especially mars or venus) can make the 8th house person obsessive over the planet person
-those with venus/mars aspects have a lot of sexual chemistry
-with many mercury aspects comes good communication and deep/stimulating conversations
-having positive sun to venus aspects creates mutual attraction and a supportive relationship
-moon conjunct ascendant causes hypersensitivity and the ability to affect each others moods drastically
-negative mercury to mars aspects can lead to arguments. the mars person may be impatient and force opinions onto the mercury person
-having moon in the 2nd house will base the relationship on emotional satisfaction rather than romance. the 2nd house person could be possessive of the moon person
-mercury in the 11th house will bring open communication and a sense of companionship
-sun conjunct jupiter indicates generosity and sharing. you both tend to hype each other up
-havingsun in the 1st house brings infatuation. the 1st house person sees the sun person as the best thing that’s ever happened to them
-venus/moon conjunct saturn aspects can cause the saturn person to be controlling of the venus/moon person
-saturn square mercury can cause both people to fight for power or dominance over the other
Jupiter is a very stormy, turbulent, violent planet. The planet completes a day (or one complete rotation) within roughly 10 hours, which creates massive winds, producing these swirls, and violent storms. The fast rotation coupled with the fact that the planet is nothing but gas greatly multiplies the Coriolis effect. Earth too has a Coriolis effect, this creates the characteristic hurricane shapes and also contributes to the fact that storms will spin the opposite direction in different hemispheres. Luckily, our rotation is slower - our storms are less frequent and less violent than they would be if our days were shorter.
The above images come from the recent Juno mission by NASA.
NASA’s Juno spacecraft was a little more than one Earth diameter from Jupiter when it captured this mind-bending, color-enhanced view of the planet’s tumultuous atmosphere.
Jupiter completely fills the image, with only a hint of the terminator (where daylight fades to night) in the upper right corner, and no visible limb (the curved edge of the planet).
Juno took this image of colorful, turbulent clouds in Jupiter’s northern hemisphere on Dec. 16, 2017 at 9:43 a.m. PST (12:43 p.m. EST) from 8,292 miles (13,345 kilometers) above the tops of Jupiter’s clouds, at a latitude of 48.9 degrees.
The spatial scale in this image is 5.8 miles/pixel (9.3 kilometers/pixel).
Citizen scientists Gerald Eichstädt and Seán Doran processed this image using data from the JunoCam imager.
JunoCam’s raw images are available for the public to peruse and process into image products at:
What will become of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot? Gas giant Jupiter is the solar system’s largest world with about 320 times the mass of planet Earth. Jupiter is home to one of the largest and longest lasting storm systems known, the Great Red Spot (GRS), visible to the left. The GRS is so large it could swallow Earth- but it has been shrinking. Comparison with historical notes indicate that the storm spans only about one third of the exposed surface area it had 150 years ago. NASA’s Outer Planets Atmospheres Legacy (OPAL) program has been monitoring the storm more recently using the Hubble Space Telescope. The featured Hubble OPAL image shows Jupiter as it appeared in 2016, processed in a way that makes red hues appear quite vibrant. Modern GRS data indicate that the storm continues to constrict its surface area, but is also becoming slightly taller, vertically. No one knows the future of the GRS, including the possibility that if the shrinking trend continues, the GRS might one day even do what smaller spots on Jupiter have done – disappear completely.
Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Hubble, OPAL Program, STScI; Processing: Karol Masztalerz
The largest volcano in the solar system, located on Jupiter’s moon Io, is called Loki, named after Loki of Norse Mythology. There are several other volcanoes on the moon of Io, and all of them are named after mythical figures, most of whom are associated with fire.
Loki generates more lava and heat than all volcanoes on Earth combined, is 202km in diameter, and under the crust, is part of a molten core as large as half of the Earth’s moon.
Above, Loki’s eruption is clearly visible from space.
