"Polar cyclones on Saturn are a puzzling phenomenon, since the planet, known as a gas giant, lacks an essential ingredient for brewing up such storms: water on its surface.
"There's no surface at all—it just gets denser as you get deeper," O'Neill says. "If you lack choppy waters or a frictional surface that allows wind to converge, which is how hurricanes form on Earth, how can you possibly get something that looks similar on a gas giant?""
http://m.phys.org/news/2015-06-small-thunderstorms-massive-cyclones-saturn.html
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Hupaisia selitysyrityksiä Saturnuksen massiivisille pyörteille!
Lukekaapa.
Peace
:)
"There's no surface at all—it just gets denser as you get deeper," O'Neill says. "If you lack choppy waters or a frictional surface that allows wind to converge, which is how hurricanes form on Earth, how can you possibly get something that looks similar on a gas giant?""
http://m.phys.org/news/2015-06-small-thunderstorms-massive-cyclones-saturn.html
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Hupaisia selitysyrityksiä Saturnuksen massiivisille pyörteille!
Lukekaapa.
Peace
:)
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