But what if it aligns with Mars?
The problem with figuring out the core of Jupiter is a total lack of trying on our part. ;’) Eventually someone will try something really smooth, such as a “dark side” neutrino detector, and try to map the core (if there is a core). The average density of Jupiter is somewhat higher than that of Saturn (which has an average density close to that of water), but given its mass (318 times that of Earth) an Earth-sized core is remotely possible, depending on what it’s made of. :’)
I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.
By a total lack of trying you mean there is no esprit de core?
Really smooth like a black domino thingy? Odysseus 2010 for shore.
And given the density of current the administration (11 trillion times that...and growing) the chance of really ever finding out is not remotely possible, because we ALL know what he’s made of (Barry isn’t really black. He’s just so dense, light bends around him.)