In fact, mushball hailstorms may occur on all gaseous planets in the galaxy, including our solar system's other giant planets, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. The idea of mushballs was initially put ...

And I couldn't prove it wrong." In fact, the team say, it seems like mushball hailstorms may be a common feature of gaseous planets—including our solar system's Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

In fact, mushball hailstorms may occur on all gaseous planets in the galaxy, including our solar system’s other giant planets, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. The idea of mushballs was initially put forth ...

melting the ice and combining with it to form a slushy ammonia-water liquid that gets coated with water ice — a mushball. The mushballs keep rising until they become too heavy and fall back ...

Researchers even believe mushball hailstorms may occur on all gaseous planets in our solar system, like Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Article continues below The research is published in the journal ...

The mushball theory — initially proposed in 2020 to explain the lack of mixing in Jupiter’s atmosphere — struck UC Berkeley graduate student Chris Moeckel and his advisor, Imke de Pater, professor ...