NASA detects water in Jupiter’s ‘Great Red Spot’
Scientists from all over the world are trying to find signs of life on all planets. Recently the presence of water and ice on the moon has been confirmed. At the same time, there have been signs of water on Mars. In the same regards, the American space agency NASA has had a big success. They have claimed to have found water on Jupiter. Scientists studied the inner part of Jupiter’s ‘Great Red Spot’. Based on this, they say that there can be water here. Actually, over the last 350 years, there has been a severe storm on this planet. This storm has been named by the scientists ‘Great Red Spot’. Now there is hope of having water within this.
According to a study published in Astronomic Journal, scientists have claimed to have water presence on this planet based on theory and computer-generated models. The ‘Great Red Spot’ is completely filled with dense clouds, making it difficult for electromagnetic energy to escape. Because of this, the astronauts did not get much information about its chemical processes. According to Gordon L Bjoraker, an astronomer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, due to these dense clouds, scientists are unable to see inside this storm. This is the reason why it is difficult to get more information about it.
