Jupiters composition of the core or surface?

Answer 1

Jupiter has no surface it is a gas planet, if you wanted to land a plane on Jupiter it would be like trying to land a plane on a cloud.

In addition:Jupiter has a liquid core.that cosists of liquid metallic hydrogen

Answer 2

There are conflicting theories about the core of gas giant planets1Jupiter probably does not have a solid core. Jupiter's core may contain some rock and certainly has hydrogen metals (hydrogen so compressed it has become metallic). Scientists can not be 100% certain if deep within the planet there is a solid core or not, but based on gravitational measurements compared, the best educated guesses based on those measurements say there is no solid core. 2Jupiter probably has a rocky core deep in the planet amounting to around 10 to 15 Earth-masses. This core is surrounded by a large quantity of hydrogen. However, unlike on the surface, this hydrogen is liquid, not gas. This is because at great depths in the planet where pressure exceeds 4 million bars, hydrogen atoms ionize, resulting in elements consisting only of protons. This process converts hydrogen into a metallic state

Answer 3

Jupiter is believed to have a rocky core made up of elements such as iron, nickel, and silicates. The surface of Jupiter is mostly composed of a thick layer of clouds made up primarily of ammonia and water vapor, with smaller amounts of methane and other gases.

Answer 4

Jupiter may have a rocky core. That is surrounded by something called metallic hydrogen.

Answer 5

The outer mantle is liquid hydrogen and the inner mantle is liquid metallic hydrogen.

Answer 6

It Is Nickel And Iron. weirdo

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