Collision of colours [ID: 1100]

11 Comments

1. comment by Reikoyukawa-06 on 2019-11-11 04:04 UT

   I think "Collision of colours" perfectly describes what we observe on the surface of Jupiter. I'd love to see more displaying the movement of these colors and gasses.

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2. comment by Gerhardiser-35 on 2019-11-11 00:06 UT

   This region of Jupiter is particularly vibrant. This turquoise color does not appear to be common throughout.

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3. comment by SmMiles_630 on 2018-11-12 04:41 UT

   What is most beautiful about Jupiter, in my opinion, is the contrasting band of colors. What makes them even more spectacular is as they bands collide, the colors are even more marked. I also liked the name of this Point of Interest, and I chose the POIs I was interested in learning more about by the names.

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4. comment by Geoffreywoo-28 on 2017-11-06 02:50 UT

   I chose this one because I liked the name Collision of colours and since it was apart of another big storm.

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5. comment by Laetitia-FR on 2017-06-07 07:33 UT

   I'm interesting in this spot. Many colors are here, many contrasts. What about the climat ? I think we could learn things about Jupiter with it. Thanks.

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6. comment by Grotius-13 on 2017-05-11 20:51 UT

   The spot in this area seems to be in a dark turquoise color compared to its surrounding. It could possible mean that there is evidence of different particle compositions in the atmosphere that might be causing the clouds to turn its color.1

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7. comment by Gilclark-85 on 2017-05-09 10:45 UT

   I am curious to know where the blue tone in Jupiter's gaseous body come from and I am interested in taking a closer look to see if there are any other colors involved.

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8. comment by Dusser-27 on 2017-02-27 05:59 UT

   I agree that this is an interesting feature I would like to get a closer look at. There is a fairly uniform colored channel between two darker structures. There are hints of green that come to a point here, fairly unique.

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9. comment by Rinckart-07 on 2017-02-21 03:11 UT

   This spot has lots of different colors and I agree that this spot could give us a feel for the movement of gasses on Jupiter.

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10. comment by Grishanin-72 on 2017-02-20 18:30 UT

    Jupiter is a very interesting planet due to it's rings, strong magnetic field, variety of gasses and pressures which make up the atmosphere, and the large variety of colors. I thought it was interesting to use the + and - tool in order to zoom in and out which shows just how unique the planet truly is.

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11. comment by Urania-59 on 2017-02-18 23:41 UT

    Jupiter is a really cool planet. Oftentimes, when I look at images of the planet. I seem to think about what is underneath all of that, or if there is anything underneath at all. Given the extreme pressures the planet potential surface has, then the planet is potential, rocky surface surrounded by atmosphere of gas just makes it unimaginable for one to compare to other planets, other than Saturn, in our solar system.

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