Scientists Fiasco: "Jupiter Is Not A Gas Giant" - Alternative View

Scientists Fiasco: "Jupiter Is Not A Gas Giant" - Alternative View
Scientists Fiasco: "Jupiter Is Not A Gas Giant" - Alternative View

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Leading researchers have confessed to the fallacy of their space theories, reports www.sott.net

Leading scientist in the study of Jupiter, Dr. Scott Bolton, essentially admits that Jupiter is not a gas giant. The scientist said: "We see that many of our ideas were wrong and possibly naive."

Scientists are puzzled to see that the familiar striped cloud layers “can only be a“deep shell”. These zones and "belts" either do not exist, or the Juno microwave instrument is simply not sensitive to them.

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The gravitational space experiment found that there is no concentrated core in the center of the planet, as well as a pure hydrogen environment inside. That is, two competing hypotheses were rejected, and Dr. Bolton stated, "We found that neither one was true." Instead, the data suggests a "fuzzy" core with unexplained "anomalous masses".

The extremely powerful ultraviolet auroral ovals are believed to be associated with energy particles descending around the poles. But what the JEDI Juno energetic particle detector has discovered so far is the streams of electrons coming up from the polar regions.

Dr. John Connerney states, "This is a 180 degree turn from what we thought about these emissions."

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The Cassini detector, in orbit since 2004, finally completed its mission last week. Previously, Dr. Bolton optimistically reflected that "Ultimately we will compare …" the data from the two missions and "We can actually make progress in our understanding of how these giant planets work." But now all this is doubtful, since for all 13 years of being in orbit, Cassini could not even determine the rotation speed of Saturn.

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