Klehm's Ribbon [ID: 1250]
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Submitted by : Sarahgutman-28 on 2017-08-17 23:29 UT
It looks like ribbon candy. Deep, rusty reds with off white streaks cutting through it. It has a nice contrast, and I'm sure that contrast would make it easier to identify changing weather patterns.
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I didn't know Jupiter could have colors like these on its planet, I wonder what is causing them? It would be neat to see a closer up photo of that area to see what's happening around there as it looks pretty as well!
Hmm I wonder what gasses are in this particular section. and is it a by product of the storm?
I think that this area would be really interesting to get a photograph of because of the contrast created by the bands found in this section. I'm really curious as to which features of the planet cause this layering.