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These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA)

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These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA) NASA

These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA) NASA

These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA) NASA

These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA)

NASA

These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA)

NASA

These are two images of Jupiter. The first is infrared and the second is a visible image. Both were taken in 1979. (Courtesy of NASA)

NASA