Why does Jupiter look like it has a surface – even ... 32,000 kilometers), and the hydrogen becomes more like flowing liquid ...

Intense pressure deep inside Jupiter doesn't have a solid surface because ... hydrogen turns into a liquid called “liquid metallic hydrogen,” which acts like a metal. This helps create Jupiter ...

The fifth planet from the sun, Jupiter ... into a liquid. Pressures climb so high that the hydrogen loses its electrons, and the soupy mess can host an electrical charge, just like metal.

Unlike Earth and other rocky planets, Jupiter lacks a solid surface. It’s composed entirely of gas and liquid, making it impossible to land on or walk across. Largest Planet in the Solar System ...

and Jupiter’s gas turns into liquid hydrogen, forming the largest ‘ocean’ in our solar system—though it contains no water. 20,000 miles down, hydrogen transforms into exotic liquid metal ...

Research and development is underway to create robots that can hunt for signs of life in the vast oceans that exist under the ...

“I use a lot of high woodwinds and high-tuned metal percussion ... too far from Jupiter to have liquid water or exciting geology. “It’s a big dead ice rock with the oldest surface in our ...

The agency's Dawn probe orbited the dwarf planet Ceres, which sits inside the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter ... likely came from liquid that evaporated on Ceres' surface.

the pressure is so intense (approximately two million times stronger than the atmospheric pressure we experience on the Earth's surface), that the liquid hydrogen acts like a metal, able to generate ...