turbulence [ID: 5]
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Submitted by : Antonov-53 on 2015-12-18 02:32 UT
I was viewing this region back in the Summer of '08... Some of the fantastic views I caught were absolutely majestic in terms of size & duration. The swirling cloud-tops alone, are awe inspiring and have the potential to inspire many generations to come! This POI can stretch along any intersecting bands/zones, as I am most certain we can learn a lot of new Science behind those interactions!
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Not sure what is happening but it is pretty, and I am curious to know why it is changing colors
Vaporing formed barrier or mixing with blowing sands
We see these from time to time in the North Equatorial Belt (the broad, dark region just north of the equator).