>>10945036Not that anon. We don't really know. The atmosphere forms rough layers each consisting mainly of a single gas with mixing at the boundaries and with holes and streaks forming due to winds and weather.
So we know a little about the cloud layers but everything further down is theoretical. The pressures get quite serious under the gaseous cloud layers. Additionally the gasses probably condense into liquids and superfluids at depper layers.
You would be crushed long before reaching any solid layer, if there is one. The whole of these planets interior below the clouds is most likely very hot and fluid.
