In this article, we will talk about an interesting and practical topic - this is matching colors and planets.

So, each planet corresponds to a certain color. I will list the main features below.

The sun is orange.

The sun is an indicator of health, fatherhood, self-confidence, proper nutrition, social advancement, ego. By using the color orange you are filled with the vibrations of the above. In addition, the orange color motivates to get away from the “irritant” and retire.

The moon is white, milky.

White color calms and gives you the opportunity to relax. If your bedroom is done in white, then being in its space, you will be more relaxed. What is the best background for reading? That's right - white. This color is good to use when you need to concentrate and be attentive.

Mars is red.

Red gives strength and activity, is an “irritant” and a motive that inclines one to action. This color gives impetus to action and attracts attention. If you want to draw attention to yourself, or highlight your project, use the red color.

Mercury is green.

Mercury is responsible for the intellect, so use this color to make everything assimilate faster. Also, this color simplifies negotiations and communication. And why not make the meeting room and the child's room in green tones?)

Jupiter is yellow.

Jupiter is responsible for knowledge, wisdom, learning, development. If you use this color, you will be able to encourage yourself or another to the aspects of this planet. But be careful, if a person is initially passive and lazy, then this will put pressure on his psyche.

Venus is blue.

This is the color of creativity. It can be used to attract a romantic nature, a woman and a companion into your life.

Saturn is black.

If you want to reproduce the effect of a serious person and artificially dominate the interlocutor, use this color. Have you noticed that businessmen and serious people love black? It really structures. The reverse side is heaviness in the psyche, stagnation, sadness. Ladies, please don't always wear black. It attracts sadness into your life.

Ketu is purple.

Ketu is the planet of spirituality and transformation. You can use this color if you want to expand your consciousness, but you need to be careful, because the other side of this is schizophrenia and severe anxiety.

Rahu - variegated colors.

Usually I use these colors again to attract attention, but they quickly get bored. An example - you saw a bright banner on the way to work, but after a week it became uninteresting, well, the banner is like a banner.

Mixing colors you can get interesting effects. For example, turquoise blue = blue + some green. Through the use of this color comes physical soothing. Additionally, this color reduces aggressiveness, strengthens emotional stability.

Second example. Brown = red + green (red + yellow + blue). This color evokes calmness, reliability. Brown in dark shades can lead to gloominess, but light shades will give a sense of security. People wearing these shades are mostly strong and calm or just don't want to stand out from the crowd.

Play with color and get the desired effect!

Jupiter is the 5th planet from the Sun. The size of this gas giant is 145,000 km in diameter and is the largest planet in the solar system, the diameter of Jupiter is 11 times larger than the diameter of the Earth, and in terms of mass, the Earth lags even further and is inferior to the mass of Jupiter by 318 times. This giant has 60 satellites in its orbits, but only 4 of them are being actively explored: Ganymede, Europa, Io, Callisto. If you are looking for the most exotic weather, you will find it here.

Jupiter

The composition is very light: 86% hydrogen and 14% helium, these 2 gases are the lightest in the universe. A day on Jupiter lasts 9.9 hours, the period of revolution around the Sun - a sidereal year, is 11.86 years. The color of Jupiter is very unusual and different from other planets. is the largest planet in the solar system.

Scientists want to know what is happening on this gas giant, whether there is water and a solid surface. To do this, you need to send a research center. You will need a special balloon because Jupiter is made of hydrogen. Hydrogen is a light gas, so the helium balloon will sink down. In a cold hydrogen atmosphere, we need hot hydrogen to keep our ball from sinking into Jupiter's core. As everyone knows, it is very difficult to heat hydrogen. So far, the origin of this giant ball is a mystery.

Color of Jupiter

Jupiter has the most unusual color among all the planets in the solar system. Its atmosphere is dominated by hydrogen gas, but its atmosphere also contains ammonia and other gases. This giant has a striped color, so there is no specific name for the color of Jupiter. White bands form from ammonia clouds, orange bands form from ammonium hydrosulfide. This giant most likely does not have a solid surface, so the entire planet consists of such clouds.

Jupiter is the protector of the Earth

Planet Earth owes its existence to Jupiter. This gas giant protects our planet from meteorites and asteroids falling on it. Its gravity is so large and strong that it captures hostile cosmic bodies and throws them back into space, or absorbs them into itself. It is this huge planet that does not let meteorites and asteroids into the inner solar system, thereby saving the planets from foreign bodies hitting them.

The eye of Jupiter or the Red Spot is a monstrous storm that no other storm in the solar system can compare with. This storm lasts at least 300 years. The size of this red spot is comparable to the size of the Earth. One can only imagine what is happening in this eye. Presumably, inside the red spot, the wind reaches a speed of 700 km / h. The strongest wind recorded on Earth had a speed of 280 km/h.

This is a system of planets, in the center of which is a bright star, the source of energy, heat and light - the Sun.
According to one theory, the Sun was formed along with the solar system about 4.5 billion years ago as a result of the explosion of one or more supernovae. Initially, the solar system was a cloud of gas and dust particles, which, in motion and under the influence of their mass, formed a disk in which a new star, the Sun, and our entire solar system arose.

At the center of the solar system is the Sun, around which nine large planets revolve in orbits. Since the Sun is displaced from the center of the planetary orbits, then during the cycle of revolution around the Sun, the planets either approach or move away in their orbits.

There are two groups of planets:

Terrestrial planets: and . These planets are small in size with a rocky surface, they are closer than others to the Sun.

Giant planets: and . These are large planets, consisting mainly of gas, and they are characterized by the presence of rings consisting of ice dust and many rocky pieces.

And here does not fall into any group, because, despite its location in the solar system, it is located too far from the Sun and has a very small diameter, only 2320 km, which is half the diameter of Mercury.

Planets of the solar system

Let's start a fascinating acquaintance with the planets of the solar system in order of their location from the Sun, and also consider their main satellites and some other space objects (comets, asteroids, meteorites) in the gigantic expanses of our planetary system.

Rings and moons of Jupiter: Europa, Io, Ganymede, Callisto and others...
The planet Jupiter is surrounded by a whole family of 16 satellites, and each of them has its own, unlike other features ...

Rings and moons of Saturn: Titan, Enceladus and more...
Not only the planet Saturn has characteristic rings, but also on other giant planets. Around Saturn, the rings are especially clearly visible, because they consist of billions of small particles that revolve around the planet, in addition to several rings, Saturn has 18 satellites, one of which is Titan, its diameter is 5000 km, which makes it the largest satellite in the solar system ...

Rings and moons of Uranus: Titania, Oberon and others...
The planet Uranus has 17 satellites and, like other giant planets, thin rings encircling the planet, which practically do not have the ability to reflect light, therefore they were discovered not so long ago in 1977 quite by accident ...

Rings and moons of Neptune: Triton, Nereid and others...
Initially, before the exploration of Neptune by the Voyager 2 spacecraft, it was known about two satellites of the planet - Triton and Nerida. An interesting fact is that the Triton satellite has a reverse direction of orbital motion, and strange volcanoes were also discovered on the satellite, which spewed nitrogen gas like geysers, spreading a dark-colored mass (from liquid to vapor) for many kilometers into the atmosphere. During its mission, Voyager 2 discovered six more satellites of the planet Neptune...

It is the most beautiful and spectacular. Due to its bright yellow color and rings, this cosmic body attracts the attention of both specialists and amateurs. It can be viewed with a small telescope or binoculars as it is the second largest planet in the solar system.

Saturn is the only planet whose average density is lower than the average density of water: if there were a large ocean on its surface, one could admire how its waters splash on the surface of the planet.
Colors of Saturn

Although Saturn and have much in common in structure and structure, their appearance is markedly different. The bright tones typical of Jupiter's "big brother" are uncharacteristic of Saturn's disk. The color of Saturn is more subdued. The bands are not as clear as on Jupiter, perhaps due to fewer cloud-like formations in the lower layers.

Carbon compounds, which are part of the surface composition of the planet, give the colors of Saturn's bands muted shades. The colors of any planet depend on the ingredients of the atmosphere. The predominant color on Saturn is the white color of the clouds, they include ammonia, and ocher - the color of ammonia hydrosulfate, which is part of the cloud-like substances, they are somewhat lower than the previous layer of clouds.

Apparently, the internal structure of Saturn is very similar to the structure of Jupiter. In the center is a stony core.

Around it is liquid metallic hydrogen with a predominance of the properties of metals. Next is a layer of molecular hydrogen and helium, passing into the inner layers of the atmosphere. They represent the outer shell of Saturn.

On gaseous planets, there is no clear boundary between the surface and the atmosphere. In this regard, scientists take for the “zero height” the point at which the temperature (as it happens on Earth) begins to count down. In principle, the temperature decreases with increasing altitude.

At the same time, solar radiation is absorbed by atmospheric gases. On Saturn, an active role in this regard belongs to methane.

Saturn's atmosphere consists of hydrogen (96%), helium (3%) and methane gas (0.4%). For hundreds of kilometers below zero, the temperature remains low, and the pressure is elevated (about 1 atmosphere), this contributes to the condensation of ammonia, it thickens in visible whitish clouds.
Studies have shown that Saturn, like Jupiter, radiates a large amount of energy than it receives from the Sun. The ratio is two to one.

This phenomenon can be explained as follows: in the center of Saturn, helium is compressed. The heat thus generated causes convective motion. As a result, hot ascending and cold streams are formed in the inner layers of the atmosphere, rushing into the deeper layers.

When Saturn is imagined, its unusual rings immediately appear in the imagination.
Studies conducted with the help of automatic interplanetary stations confirm that all four gaseous planets have rings, but only around Saturn they have such spectacular and good visibility.

As Huygens argued, Saturn's rings are not solid bodies, they are made up of myriads of very small celestial bodies orbiting the planet's equatorial plane.

There are three main and four minor rings. Together they reflect the light coming from the disk of the planet.

In the photographs taken from automatic interplanetary stations, the structure of the rings is clearly visible. They consist of thousands of small rings, between which there is an empty space, a picture resembling stripes of records.

Some of the small rings are not perfectly round, but elliptical in shape. Almost all of them are covered with a thin layer of dust.

With regard to the origin of the rings, there is no complete clarity. It is possible that they formed at the same time as the planet. The rings are not a stable system, and the substances that make up them are likely to be periodically updated. Perhaps this occurs as a result of destruction due to the impact of some small satellite.

A magnetic field

There is liquid metallic hydrogen in the depths of Saturn. He is a good conductor. It is metallic hydrogen that creates a magnetic field, it is not strong enough. This may be due to the fact that the tilt of the axis of rotation and the magnetic field is about 1°, while on Jupiter the difference is about 10°.

The magnetosphere extends around Saturn, far beyond the planet in outer space, it has an oblong shape - this is the result of the interaction of the planetary magnetic field with particles of the solar wind. The shape of Saturn's magnetosphere is very similar to Jupiter's.

satellites

Around Saturn revolve 18 so-called "official" satellites. It is quite possible that there are others, quite small in size (like), but not yet open. The gravitational influence of some satellites of Saturn ensures the presence of ring-forming substances in orbits.

Basically, the satellites of Saturn are rocky and icy formations, this is evidenced by their reflectivity.

Titan is not only the largest satellite of Saturn (its diameter is more than 5000 km), but also the largest satellite in the entire solar system in size after Jupiter's moon Ganymede. Its atmosphere is very dense (50% higher than Earth's), it consists of 90% nitrogen with a small amount of methane. There are methane rains on Titan, and on its surface there are seas, which include methane.