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Beautiful. It really puts my everyday concerns into perspective.
fake, space isn’t real
Three to beam down, Mr Sulu.
I wonder how big those lightening storms are, North America? The Moon? Its hard to say when you can’t tell the scale of the picture.
Banana for scale?
With that amount of gravity, I can’t imagine how violent this is, great picture.
What a time to be alive.
These clouds look vaguely like the Cave of Wonders from Aladdin
“What, those? Just continent sized lightning strikes. … Well just don’t go down there and you wont have to worry about them.”
[This **illustration** uses data obtained by NASA’s Juno mission to depict high-altitude electrical storms on Jupiter. Juno’s sensitive Stellar Reference Unit camera detected unusual lightning flashes on Jupiter’s dark side during the spacecraft’s close flybys of the planet.](https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/pia23983-shallow-lightning-on-jupiter-illustration)
[nasa.gov](https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/shallow-lightning-and-mushballs-reveal-ammonia-to-nasas-juno-scientists)
OP is wrong. That’s not a picture, that’s [an illustration](https://www.nasa.gov/feature/jpl/shallow-lightning-and-mushballs-reveal-ammonia-to-nasas-juno-scientists).
I want there once, it was the best Soy Latte I’d ever had.
A creative illustration loosely based on readings taken by the JUNO spacecraft***
The Nothing.
“SIMBA….”
Fuck you OP
looks like a God of War playthrough from above
Its full of stars!
Totally not a “picture”
There’s a YouTube video of what it would be like to decend into Jupiter and it is just unimaginably insane
Between the fact that Juno has 256 megabytes of flash memory — to preserve data even in the event of a power interruption — and 128 megabytes of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) – it’s basically a cheap laptop. We’ll done NASA / JPL
It’s an “illustration.”
Those are balls.