Juno probe peers below Jupiter's clouds

This is a quote from the BBC link above...


Well the physics of Newtons Kissing Number problem is apparent in both Saturn, and Jupiter. This is what I wrote in 2013 about Saturn... NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Obtains Views of Saturn Hexagon

So when I wrote about Saturn I suggested the same idea, Newton's Kissing Number Problem created the Hexagon. Now with Jupiter you can actually see something very similar to that structure of 6 points around 1 point.

In other words in Saturn you have the Hexagon without an example of the 6 points around 1 point, but in Jupiter you have the 6 points, but not the hexagon, therefore both Saturn, and Jupiter show half of my theory each, and that makes their poles have a relationship with each other. Therefore the quote on the BBC site is not completely accurate due to being used without my physics involved.

Pincho Paxton