Jupiter’s upper atmosphere is much hotter (~425°C/800°F) than originally predicted and much hotter at the poles than the equator. Jupiter’s magnetic field creates enormous auroras at the poles that heat up the rest of the planet.

by | Oct 2, 2022 | Fun Facts, Knowledge Chops

Jupiter's upper atmosphere is much hotter (~425°C/800°F) than originally predicted and much hotter at the poles than the equator. Jupiter's magnetic field creates enormous auroras at the poles that heat up the rest of the planet.
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Fun Fact: Jupiter’s upper atmosphere is much hotter (~425°C/800°F) than originally predicted and much hotter at the poles than the equator. Jupiter’s magnetic field creates enormous auroras at the poles that heat up the rest of the planet.

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