Wong (UC Berkeley) et al./M. Zamani).
de Pater (UC Berkeley) et al./M. Zamani).
The Great Red Spot, so vivid in visible light and ultraviolet, practically disappears in infrared, only discernible by its outline, and a thin crack in the cyclone's otherwise thick cloud.de Pater (UC Berkeley) et al./M. Zamani).
Gemini, Hubble, and Juno observations appeared together in a study last year, finally revealing that the darker streak in the Great Red Spot was in fact a streak of thinner cloud, as well as the structure of the clouds where lightning strikes - the latter detected as radio signals by Juno.de Pater (UC Berkeley) et al./M. Zamani)