Astronomers discover the patterns of a “unexpected” pill and stars in the atmosphere of Saturn

Saturn already leads the list of the most prominent objects in our solar system, but it may put it in a new discovery on another level. Using Telescope James Webb Space (JWST), astronomers monitored strange patterns, spreading in the planet’s atmosphere – unprecedented before on any other planet in the solar system.

In a conversation Geophysical research messages Paper describes astronomical physicists led by Tom Stalard of the University of Northomberia in the UK their investigations into infrared emissions from Saturn Aurora and the upper atmosphere. Contrary to expectations, the team discovered “wonderful patterns of beads and stars that, despite their dismissal with huge distances in height, may be interconnected in some way,” Stallard explained in A. Release.

Stellard said that Joe Saturn emanates from small signals that make it difficult for astronomers to study in detail. However, the relative clarity of the newly discovered patterns can provide a window very set to understand the weather patterns on the giant planet. However, at the present time, these features were completely unexpected, and at the present time, it is not completely interpreted. “

An invisible study

The study describes a continuous monitoring period for 10 hours of November last year. During that time, the team divided it into H3+, a positive form of hydrogen. The molecule plays an important role in chemical and physical reactions within the atmosphere of Saturn, which is within the scope of detection of JWST, near infrared.

Nevertheless, the team at a time studied the UNISFer Saturn and the Mratrosfir, two parts that were traditionally difficult for scientists to study. Under the infrared spectrum, a different image appeared, which the team recorded in close detail.

Saturn gets artistic

The team noted two strange patterns in different layers of Joe Saturn. They explained that a series of “dark beads similar” to the hallucinations similar to the halo-like halos full of electric plasma-a series of dark features that resemble the bead. The stratosphere, on the other hand, boasts of an unbalanced stars -like pattern that extends from the Arctic to Saturn towards the equator. A closer analysis revealed that the patterns are already on the same area of ​​Saturn, only at different levels of the atmosphere.

“We believe that the dark beads may result from the complex interactions between the magnetic cover in Saturn and its rotating atmosphere, which may provide new visions in the energy exchange that drives Saturn.” “The style of the asymmetric star suggests the unknown air operations operating in the Saturn layer, and perhaps linked to the impressive storm style that has been deepened in the atmosphere of Saturn.”

However, the team is not sure that this is one time event or a regular ritual event for the planet. They said this would be something that they would have to confirm with future notes. The researchers said in the paper that our new understanding of Saturn UNISFER may reach how we imagine the “complex rotor of the Earth’s heat.”

Stellar added that Saturn is the time to do so, as Saturn is in moderation – when the sun appears directly above the planet’s equator – a rare event that occurs every 15 years of ground. The extraordinary arrangement of these star entities may reveal some unexpected weather events, according to the paper.

“Since none of the air layer can be observed using earthly telescopes, the need for JWST followers during this main time of the seasonal change on Saturn.”