Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system It is the planet with the shortest rotation period around itself.. Moreover, its effect on the solar system is just as extraordinary as these features.

Bride, What Jupiter Can Do to Planets let’s see.

In such a scenario, Saturn would be the first victim.

Jupiter is three times more massive than Saturn, and this planet is what you would see if it were to destroy Saturn. The only thing would be if Jupiter became too bright. Moreover, in such a situation the satellites would collide with each other, creating a large amount of debris.

Some satellite debris came from the wreckage It would rain on Jupiter. Again, some of the debris would travel into space.

When Jupiter hits Saturn, Jupiter’s surface temperature would become hotter than the outer layer of the Sun and what was left of Saturn would mingle with Jupiter’s atmosphere.

At the same time, Saturn’s destruction would increase Jupiter’s mass and gravity by 30%.

In addition, Jupiter would have striking new rings due to its fragmented moons. In the following two ice giants surround Uranus and Neptune. Uranus’s 27 different moons would collide with Jupiter’s rings, creating floating debris.

As a result of all this, Jupiter’s weight increased by 40%.

At the same time Venus and Mars couldn’t even reach Jupiter’s coreThey would burn up like asteroids in Jupiter’s atmosphere.

In addition, Jupiter destroys all the planets in the solar system. It would also affect the world. In other words, the Earth and all life on it would virtually disappear.

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