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One of the exoplanets, Jupiter, is a gaseous sphere.  Although it has a rocky core rich in heavy metals, its surface is non-solid like other planets.  Jupiter has 79 known moons, of which Ganymede, the largest moon, is larger in diameter than Mercury.

While the Earth takes 24 hours to rotate itself, Jupiter at its largest rotates at a much faster rate of 9 hours 50 minutes, or 8 miles per second.  Jupiter orbits Katiravan about 484 million miles away, about once every 12 Earth years. Jupiter orbits Katiravana, about 97 million miles from Earth, and has a diameter 11 times that of Earth.  Jupiter`s mass is about 318 times that of Earth.  It has a gravitational force 2.5 times that of gravity.

The diameter of this planet is about 88,700 miles.  The slightly smaller polar diameter is about 83,000 miles.  The poles are slightly flattened because Jupiter, a gaseous sphere, rotates itself very quickly in a very short time (9 hours 50 minutes).  Taking up half the mass of the Solar System, Jupiter enslaves celestial bodies such as asteroids and comets with its immense gravity and controls them to revolve around it.Filled primarily with hydrogen gas and more with helium, Jupiter has an interior composed of some rocky elements compressed by the intense pressure of these gases.  Jupiter's outer atmosphere is highly turbulent as it is filled with a variety of crusts along its different transverse lines.  As a result, Jupiter's famous red light region was formed.  The Great Storm of the Crimson Land began around the 17th century and is still raging today.  Jupiter also has a thin ring system around it.  Besides, there is a very strong magnetic field region.  Jupiter has a total of 67 moons, including the four major Galilean moons discovered by Galileo in 1610.  Ganymede, the largest moon in the solar system, is larger than Mercury.Jupiter has been explored several times by automated spacecraft;  In particular, early Pioneer has been explored through the Voyager flights and later the Galileo project.  It was most recently explored by the New Horizons spacecraft sent to Pluto in late February 2007.  The probe was accelerated using Jupiter's gravity.  Future explorations of Jupiter's systems will include exploring the icy water oceans of its moon Europa, which is primarily composed of solids and water.  It is the largest of the four asteroids;  Besides, it is also the largest planet in the solar system.  Its diameter at the equator is 142,984 km (88,846 mi).  With a density of 1.326 kg/cm3, Jupiter is the second densest of the exoplanets.  However, it is less dense than any of the four terrestrial planets.The cloud layer is only 50 km (31 mi) deep;  They exist in at least two layers: a dense lower part and a less dense, clear upper part.  Below the ammonia films there may be a thin water cloud layer;  Lightning streaks observed on Jupiter provide evidence of this possibility.  This is due to the viscosity of water;  Electrons are separated and lightning occurs.[15]  Lightning strikes on Jupiter are thousands of times stronger than those on Earth.[16]  Heat radiated from the interior can cause thunderstorms in water clouds.[17]

The pink and crimson colors seen in Jupiter's clouds are caused by ultraviolet radiation from the Sun in compounds in them.  Phosphorus, sulfur, and nitrogen are likely to be present, although the levels of compounds have not been precisely estimated.