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"Hubble" captures an image of Jupiter with an unprecedented detail

The photo of the "Red Planet" published - VIDEO

A new image of Jupiter, the largest Planet in the Solar System, was captured in high definition by NASA's "Hubble" telescope. Taken from the "Wide Field Camera 3" on June 27th but released only on August 8th, part of the Outer Planets Atmospheres (Opal) program, it provides details of the "Big Red Spot", of the broadband at the equator and of the nuance of colors among the vortices of the planet's...

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