Jupiter’s Polar Aurora, Captured by Hubble This breathtaking image from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope reveals a dazzling aurora blazing across Jupiter’s north pole — a cosmic light show of almost unimaginable scale.Jupiter’s auroras are up to 1,000 times more powerful than those on Earth. While our Northern Lights are beautiful, Jupiter’s version is a violent, high-energy spectacle driven by the planet’s colossal magnetic field (20,000 times stronger than Earth’s) and its rapid 10-hour rotation.

Io, One of the Satellites of Jupiter, Has an Orbital Period of 1.769 Days and the Radius of the Orbit is 4.22 × 108 M. Show that the Mass of Jupiter is About One-thousandth that of the Sun. | Shaalaa.com