Does a dolphin swim on Jupiter here? – science

"Okay, thanks for the fish"? Did dolphins in Douglas Adams' "Hitchhiker's Guide" go astray under Jupiter?

A photograph taken by Juno, NASA spacecraft, orbiting the gas giant shows a very suspicious "shadow". It really has the shape of a dolphin (see the video above),

Although many science fiction fans support it, our terrestrial marine mammals have nothing to do with it. It is rather an illusion of our brain that believes to recognize objects or familiar beings in different ways. This is called the pareidolia.

The explanation of the discovery of the animal is therefore quickly explained: the dolphin is nothing more than a curious accumulation of clouds in the atmosphere of Jupiter, who happens to be a cunning swimmer.

For those who need a reminder about Douglas Adams' dolphin knowledge:

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