Image of Constant Fusion on Jupiter

Fig. 1. Fusion reaction flowing to GRS below clouds. Reflected energy from NEB.

The primary evidence that Jupiter is a solid, highly deuterated Methane Gas Hydrate (MGH) planet, lies in its high temperature, multiple zonal ‘wind bands’ (vortices) and powerful magneodisk-shaped magnetic field, all of which are driven by a continuous nuclear fusion reaction on the MGH surface located ~50,000 km east of the Great Red Spot. Depending on the positions and densities of the clouds, a number of IR images give clear pictures of the fusion reaction and its flow to the Great Red Spot, as in Figure 1.

This fusion of deuterium and protons was triggered by the impact, 6,000-years BP, out of which proto-Venus was born. The hot expanded Jupiter and the plume which shot 2 million km into space, rotating left-to-right every 9-10 hours, were observed by all human cultures for 5,000 years, and called Juno by the Romans. The confirmation of Jupiter’s high deuteration is proven by the slow, 6,000-year decline of the reaction, now the lowest temperature fusion possible, confined by the high atmospheric pressure at the surface, some 700 km beneath the cloud-tops.

p + d -> ³He⁺⁺

As discussed previously the energy from this reaction is the kinetic energy of light, fast (17,800 km/s), ³He⁺⁺, helium nuclei, nick-named helions. These form a hot, counter-clockwise, vortex (Coriolis effect), which rises lagging Jupiter’s rapid eastward rotation, 41,780

Fig. 2. Yellow is main stream of helions which produce the magnetic field of Jupiter. Blue are the vortical streams deflected to the poles producing the auroral ovals.

km/hr, appearing as the Great Red Spot (Figure 1). The reaction produces 10³²/s of these unique particles, all of which have the same high energy. They exit the GRS and, given the rotational velocity of Jupiter, circle to the east (prograde), forming what is currently known only as the ‘inner radiation belt’ – thought to be composed of ‘mirroring’ ions (moving prograde and retrograde), the origin of which are currently unknown.

In cyclic catastrophism, this is a monoenergetic, circling stream of doubly positively charged high speed particles (yellow in Fig. 2), or helions, which constitutes an electric current that produces the powerful, unique magnetic field of Jupiter. The helions are invisible, but produce cyclotron/synchrotron radiation currently attributed to electrons. Portions of the stream exiting the GRS are deflected to the poles, producing the constant auroral ovals (blue Fig. 2). The Juno JEDI ion instrument has been powered down near the inner radiation belt (yellow) to protect the instrument, minimizing the chance of identifying the particles.

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