Why are the planets colorful?

Answer 1

Most of Jupiter is hydrogen and helium, but the top of its clouds are composed of ammonia crystals, with trace amounts of water ice and droplets, and possibly ammonium hydrosulfide. It's these clouds that give Jupiter is various colors.

Darker compounds are brought up from deeper inside Jupiter, and then they change color when exposed to sunlight. Scientists think these substances are phosphorus, sulfur and hydrocarbons.

Answer 2

The planets appear colorful due to a combination of factors such as their composition, atmosphere, and the way light interacts with their surface. For example, Jupiter's bands of different colored clouds are a result of its atmosphere's composition, while Mars' reddish hue comes from iron oxide (rust) on its surface. The colors we perceive are a reflection of the various elements present on each planet.

Answer 3

The colors of Jupiter are white, red, orange, brown and yellow. They are created by the storms and winds of Jupiter, and when different chemicals on Jupiter react with light.

Answer 4

Jupiter's colors are made because its mostly dirt, rocks, and iron and because it rains a lot it gets rusted.

Answer 5

Because it is a hot planet.

Answer 6

Oraneg is the colour of gasez

Answer 7

Planets are not colorful haha my god...

Answer 8

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