Are gaseous planets like Jupiter completely filled with various gases?

Among the eight planets in the solar system, Jupiter is the most striking one. It is the largest planet in the solar system, and the other seven planets add up to less than half of Jupiter. Moreover, Jupiter is also the "protector" of the earth. I don't know how many meteorite impacts, Jupiter blocked the earth with its "big body". Thanks to Jupiter, we can live well on the earth. Jupiter is also a gas planet, so is Jupiter full of gas?

That's not true! Although we sometimes see words we don't know, we try to read half of them. But don't think that Jupiter is a gas giant planet, you can literally understand that Jupiter is a gas-gathering planet, and don't have the stupid idea that you can cross Jupiter. As for why, Xiaomin will explain it to you. Let's start with what's inside Jupiter.

Although Jupiter has become a gas planet, it is the fastest planet in the solar system because of its huge mass and volume. Do you think it has a great gravity? Of course it's big! Therefore, due to Jupiter's great gravity, Jupiter's material density will continue to increase from the outside to the inside, so Jupiter's center will produce a solid core, so don't think that Jupiter is a gas planet, just naively think that it can pass through. I have worked hard! Moreover, the central environment of Jupiter is also very bad. The center of Jupiter reaches 3000 atmospheres and the temperature reaches 35000℃.

Through the photos sent back by the detector, we can see that Jupiter has many banded stripes, which are very beautiful, like lollipops. But this beauty is very dangerous. Jupiter has an atmosphere thousands of kilometers thick, and there is strong atmospheric convection in Jupiter's atmosphere. Beautiful stripes are just a terrible erythema storm, which can last nearly 300 years.

Although Jupiter is called a gas planet, there is an ocean in it! As mentioned above, the density of matter in Jupiter is increasing due to gravity, and Jupiter's hydrogen is compressed into an ocean full of liquid hydrogen. So don't be confused by the name gas planet. Jupiter has almost everything. Don't be naive to think that meteorites can pass through Jupiter. It may be destroyed on the surface of Jupiter, and the support point will fall into Jupiter's ocean. Jupiter's central environment is so bad that nothing can break through!

Although Jupiter looks good, he is an "industrious" scavenger. Most meteorites that accidentally break into the solar system are collected by Jupiter. What is Jupiter made of? Because of his huge mass and gravity! Therefore, Jupiter is also the "protective star" of our planet. Jupiter is a gas planet, so is Jupiter full of gas?