Betelgeuse WILL explode. 💥 When it does, it'll outshine the half Moon and be visible in daylight for months.
Here's how a dying red supergiant collapses, and what we'd actually see from Earth. 🔭
When? Any time in the next 100,000 years. It could be tonight.
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Deep beneath Jupiter's outer atmosphere of gaseous hydrogen and helium, crushing internal pressure forces hydrogen into a dense fluid state. Further down, the pressure becomes so high that electrons are squeezed out of the hydrogen atoms, creating a giant mantle of liquid metallic hydrogen.This metallic liquid flows inside the planet like electricity-conducting molten metal, generating Jupiter's massive magnetosphere, which is the strongest magnetic field of any planet in our solar system.