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Change in the Appearance of Jupiter, South dark belt missing
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post May 20 2010, 08:30 PM
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The GRS has become fainter and is about a quarter of its size in the late 1800s. It may have been even larger than that at one time, but that is speculation, since before the photo I posted we are dependent on drawings.


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post Aug 29 2010, 06:58 AM
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Chris Go has some amazing pictures showing the still-absent SEB, in addition to the GRS exhibiting a richer and darker colour than usual:

http://www.christone.net/astro/jupiter/index.htm


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