Vaporem Fumi [ID: 84]
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Submitted by : Czerny-34 on 2016-02-08 05:28 UT
This POI is fascinating. Artistically, it looks like smoky mist of floating vapors, or a lattice design. As part of a long
band across Jupiter, this long rectangular section (Vaporem Fumi) behaves totally different than what it's part of, including above and below. I believe Juno should take a closer look at this section of Jupiter.
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4 Comments
I think this area could be full of ammonia clouds.
So kind of you to open this discussion! I am learning a lot just by going through POIs, I cannot wait to see which ones get prioritized.
The fact that Vaporem Fumi behaves differently than the regions above and below it is certainly intriguing and should be looked at more carefully. I think this is a strong candidate for taking a closer look with JunoCam.