New Juno Results Reveal the Weirdness of Jupiter's Great Red Spot
New results from the Juno probe have revealed data about the depth, temperature, and evolution of Jupiter's great red spot.
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New results from the Juno probe have revealed data about the depth, temperature, and evolution of Jupiter's great red spot.
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