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Jupiter update! 📢 New data from NASA’s Juno mission revealed that Jupiter is smaller and flatter than we thought. Jupiter’s exact measurements help scientists model giant gas planets we might find around other stars. More:

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BREAKING 🚨: New data from NASA Juno shows Jupiter is smaller than previously believed! Researchers say the planet is 8 km narrower and 24 km flatter than the measurements we've used for the past 50 years!! "Textbooks will need to be updated."

BREAKING 🚨: New data from NASA Juno shows Jupiter is smaller than previously believed! Researchers say the planet is 8 km narrower and 24 km flatter than the measurements we've used for the past 50 years!! "Textbooks will need to be updated."

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Comparing the sizes of objects in the solar system with the Earth The Earth itself can fit 50 moons inside itself and seems large to us until we compare it to other planets or the Sun. For example, we can fit 1,300 Earth-sized planets inside Jupiter. But all this is small stuff when it comes to the Sun. More than 1 million Earth-sized planets could fit inside our star.

Comparing the sizes of objects in the solar system with the Earth The Earth itself can fit 50 moons inside itself and seems large to us until we compare it to other planets or the Sun. For example, we can fit 1,300 Earth-sized planets inside Jupiter. But all this is small stuff when it comes to the Sun. More than 1 million Earth-sized planets could fit inside our star.

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🚨 ELON MUSK: "Having two planets that are both self sustaining and strong, is going to be incredibly important for the long term survival of civilization, because there's always some chance that humans, could do something crazy, like World War 3, or that there could be some natural event like meteors or super volcanoes or something that we don't expect. But if we have two planets, we keep going and, then we go beyond Mars, ultimately to the moon, maybe the moons of Jupiter, and beyond. And ultimately to other star systems. And we can be out there among the stars, making science fiction, no longer fiction."

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Why Jupiter Appears to Move Backward in the Sky Have you ever gazed at Jupiter and caught it doing something weird?For months at a time, the Solar System’s giant seems to defy logic — it slows to a stop, then glides backward across the stars in a motion called retrograde. It looks almost magical… or even wrong. But it’s one of the most beautiful illusions in astronomy.Right now, Jupiter is in retrograde from November 11, 2025, to March 10, 2026 — about four months of apparent backward the real story:Earth is the faster runner, orbiting the Sun quicker than Jupiter. As we lap the giant planet (like a sports car overtaking a semi-truck on the highway), our shifting viewpoint creates the illusion. From Earth, Jupiter appears to pause, reverse direction, and loop back against the starry backdrop. Once we pull ahead far enough, it resumes its normal eastward motion.Jupiter itself never stops or turns around. It keeps cruising forward at over 47,000 km/h in its massive orbit. The backward drift exists only in our perspective.This celestial dance has mesmerized humans for millennia. Ancient skywatchers saw omens and mystery in it. We now see one of the clearest, most elegant proofs that we live on a moving planet in a moving Solar next time you spot that brilliant white “star” in the night sky, remember: you’re watching Earth overtake the king of the planets in real time.

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🚨A THIRD INTERSTELLAR OBJECT IS HERE, BUT HERE’S THE THING… THIS ONE’S ACTING STRANGE It’s coming in hot from the galactic center on a path that barely makes sense, aligned with Earth’s orbit, skimming past Jupiter, Mars, and Venus. Scientists say odds of this trajectory happening by chance are less than one in 20,000. Some call it a comet. Others aren’t so sure. If it glows wrong, moves wrong, or dodges gravity, it’s not natural. We can’t launch anything fast enough to catch it, but we might be able to redirect Juno to intercept. Source: News Nation

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154,767 views • 1 year ago

The science of climate change is not just a dinner table conversation. It's about the people and places we love. I'm concerned the government is approving new fossil fuel projects against advice from scientists and expert bodies when we have enough gas for the transition and countries like Japan are now exporting more gas than we send them. Why is the govt turning a blind eye to trading partners on-selling our gas at a profit while 🇦🇺 households + businesses pay record prices for our own gas?! We don't have a gas shortage, we have a gas export problem. The solution is to redirect all uncontracted gas to the domestic market.

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50,549 views • 7 months ago

REBEL PLANET DEFIES SPACE RULES WITH WILD POLAR ORBIT Astronomers have discovered a planet that is breaking all the normal space rules. Named 2M1510 b, this planet ignores the usual neat and flat orbit that most planets stick to and instead takes a crazy ride over the poles of its 2 stars, looping around at a sharp 90-degree angle. In our solar system, planets calmly glide in flat paths around their stars. But 2M1510 b decided that was boring. It was found using the Very Large Telescope in Chile, not by being seen directly but by measuring how it tugs on its 2 brown dwarf stars. Brown dwarfs are odd objects, too big to be planets but too small to glow like stars. These 2 brown dwarfs circle each other every 21 days while a third one drifts far away. To find 2M1510 b, scientists used a clever trick called “radial velocity,” watching for tiny wobbles in the stars’ light. The wobbles were like the stars saying, “Something is pulling on us out here.” Out of the more than 5,800 known planets around other stars, only 16 orbit two stars. None of them are known to spin over the poles like this. It is as if 2M1510 b looked at the galaxy’s playbook and decided to write its own chapter. Source: SciTech Daily

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30,555 views • 1 year ago

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283,967 views • 1 year ago

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Great updates today. It has been sad the level of attacks and attempts to be-little what ProffittHarsad Community and dev Team had built and had to endure in order to contribute a solution and a product for everyone. We do use Jupiter quote APIs and Jupiter on-chain Routers. Right now they are the ONLY Transmission/Engines available on chain for us to build the Experience for our users while we build in the coming (weeks) our Engine and own Transmission. Lamborghini is not bad cause it used other manufacturers parts while learning how to build the best for their needs. Red Bull Is not a CAR manufacturer, so you can still add value on top of Engine/Transmissions. Its called "PURPOSE & GOALS" We love Jupiter - We do integrate a lot of their amazing open-source APIs in order to make our aggregation experience smooth. We do not iFRAME Jupiter Front End or Websites. There is no shame on this and its intended for the construction of new products and solutions. We also love @heliuslabs as they serve our RPC calls and demands. We also love Amazon Web Services for providing us the Cloud service we need. We also love Solana for the amazing blockchain we all can use. We also love Tensor ⚡️ cause they were one of my inspirations on making the choice to give it a try and Lead this attempt. We love Uniswap 1inch PancakeSwap For showing the WORLD we all could swap in freedom and peace. We are currently building our Front End/Backend Experience, using our servers, our RPCs, our own code to make this happen. We charge a Fee as intended in our ethos for the experience and service we provide. We will continue to improve the experience tailored for our Community and users. We are not interested in Feuds or Comparative battles based on ill intentions. The next stage for is integrate our own Router and wrapper, not cause Jupiter has bad code or solutions, just because we would love to be independent and build our own journey. I have been an avid user of Jupiter for almost 3 years, traded over 8 M USD across all my accounts. Nothing but respects for what they've achieved. Spiderswap is here to build an aggregation solution for everyone. So as someone said "Something like Jupiter but more Community owned". We believe there is a place in which Jupiter and ProffittHarsad can coexist and add value to each other. I personally thank many others for behind scenes support, candor and wisdom. Thanks for helping! With love and Amity! - There is no big vs little. Its just one that already has built and another who started 70 days ago. Itsy Bitsy... 🕷️🤍🕸️

Great updates today. It has been sad the level of attacks and attempts to be-little what ProffittHarsad Community and dev Team had built and had to endure in order to contribute a solution and a product for everyone. We do use Jupiter quote APIs and Jupiter on-chain Routers. Right now they are the ONLY Transmission/Engines available on chain for us to build the Experience for our users while we build in the coming (weeks) our Engine and own Transmission. Lamborghini is not bad cause it used other manufacturers parts while learning how to build the best for their needs. Red Bull Is not a CAR manufacturer, so you can still add value on top of Engine/Transmissions. Its called "PURPOSE & GOALS" We love Jupiter - We do integrate a lot of their amazing open-source APIs in order to make our aggregation experience smooth. We do not iFRAME Jupiter Front End or Websites. There is no shame on this and its intended for the construction of new products and solutions. We also love @heliuslabs as they serve our RPC calls and demands. We also love Amazon Web Services for providing us the Cloud service we need. We also love Solana for the amazing blockchain we all can use. We also love Tensor ⚡️ cause they were one of my inspirations on making the choice to give it a try and Lead this attempt. We love Uniswap 1inch PancakeSwap For showing the WORLD we all could swap in freedom and peace. We are currently building our Front End/Backend Experience, using our servers, our RPCs, our own code to make this happen. We charge a Fee as intended in our ethos for the experience and service we provide. We will continue to improve the experience tailored for our Community and users. We are not interested in Feuds or Comparative battles based on ill intentions. The next stage for is integrate our own Router and wrapper, not cause Jupiter has bad code or solutions, just because we would love to be independent and build our own journey. I have been an avid user of Jupiter for almost 3 years, traded over 8 M USD across all my accounts. Nothing but respects for what they've achieved. Spiderswap is here to build an aggregation solution for everyone. So as someone said "Something like Jupiter but more Community owned". We believe there is a place in which Jupiter and ProffittHarsad can coexist and add value to each other. I personally thank many others for behind scenes support, candor and wisdom. Thanks for helping! With love and Amity! - There is no big vs little. Its just one that already has built and another who started 70 days ago. Itsy Bitsy... 🕷️🤍🕸️

modsiw

25,540 views • 2 years ago

Planet with extremely fast winds discovered Scientists have discovered something incredible 500 light years from Earth – the gas giant WASP-127b, where winds blow at 33,000 kilometers per hour. These supersonic flows are six times faster than the rotation speed of the planet itself and significantly exceed the most powerful winds in our solar system. "We have never seen anything like this before," says Lisa Nortmann from the University of Göttingen. "Part of the planet's atmosphere is moving towards us at an enormous speed, while another part is moving away at the same speed. This indicates the existence of a supersonic jet stream around the planet's equator." For comparison: the fastest winds in our solar system were recorded on Neptune – "only" 2,000 kilometers per hour. WASP-127b is unique in other ways as well. Although it is larger than Jupiter, its mass is significantly less, making the planet unusually "fluffy".

Planet with extremely fast winds discovered Scientists have discovered something incredible 500 light years from Earth – the gas giant WASP-127b, where winds blow at 33,000 kilometers per hour. These supersonic flows are six times faster than the rotation speed of the planet itself and significantly exceed the most powerful winds in our solar system. "We have never seen anything like this before," says Lisa Nortmann from the University of Göttingen. "Part of the planet's atmosphere is moving towards us at an enormous speed, while another part is moving away at the same speed. This indicates the existence of a supersonic jet stream around the planet's equator." For comparison: the fastest winds in our solar system were recorded on Neptune – "only" 2,000 kilometers per hour. WASP-127b is unique in other ways as well. Although it is larger than Jupiter, its mass is significantly less, making the planet unusually "fluffy".

Black Hole

15,900 views • 1 year ago

Congressman Tim Burchett tells Rogan about a moon around Saturn or Jupiter that is bigger than earth and is related to UFOs. Gets factchecked by Rogan, who says he doesn't think there are any moons that big. Burchett says ok, I'm wrong, but then mentions quantum physics for some reason and starts wondering what's at the bottom of the ocean. This is the level of thought you get from congressmen into UFOs. No actual logic connects their speculations. They just throw nonsense out there and then move on to other nonsense.

Congressman Tim Burchett tells Rogan about a moon around Saturn or Jupiter that is bigger than earth and is related to UFOs. Gets factchecked by Rogan, who says he doesn't think there are any moons that big. Burchett says ok, I'm wrong, but then mentions quantum physics for some reason and starts wondering what's at the bottom of the ocean. This is the level of thought you get from congressmen into UFOs. No actual logic connects their speculations. They just throw nonsense out there and then move on to other nonsense.

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726,575 views • 2 months ago