Rebecca MillarNov 25, 2022
Andrea Luck

Jupiter's swirling Great Red Spot

Full size: https://flic.kr/p/2mFnGv7

Suggested to click on this image if you see it in 16:9

Raw Data processed from: https://www.missionjuno.swri.edu/

Orbit (Perijove)31
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Altitude: 16231 km
Time: 2020-12-30
JNCE_2020365_31C00033_V01

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Jupiter 's Great Red Spot - Nasa’s Juno PJ 31

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Nov 24, 2022 at 8:22pmWeb
Show threadTom MontgomeryNov 24, 2022
@andrealuck
One has to wonder what the Great Red Spot and all that turbulence looks like from the planet's surface (if there *is* a surface somewhere down there...)
Show threadAndrea LuckNov 24, 2022
@tom30519 even just floating “only” 200 km deep down there would be an incredible experience
Show threadTom MontgomeryNov 24, 2022

@andrealuck
That's for sure! You'd want to bundle up warmly! 🥶 ☃️

And hang on tight, with those wind speeds!

Show threadAndrea LuckNov 24, 2022
@tom30519 I’d be happy looking at the scene from Europa on a safe spacecraft, you know ;)
Show threadSwearygrandmaNov 24, 2022
@andrealuck
Show threadfletch49erNov 24, 2022
@andrealuck superb!
Show threadAndrea LuckNov 24, 2022
@fletch49er cheers!
Show threadDebbie FalkNov 24, 2022
@andrealuck Gorgeous!
Show threadPaul LalondeNov 25, 2022
@andrealuck I am very much afraid to press the "full size" link
Show threadAndrea LuckNov 25, 2022
@Flux I hear you!