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NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope spots ‘dark spot’s on Neptune!
- Updated: June 24, 2016
New images by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope on Thursday reliable a participation of a dim spiral in a atmosphere of Neptune.
A print posted by NASA (@nasa) onJun 23, 2016 during 11:38am PDT
This full visible-light picture shows that a dim underline resides nearby and next a patch of splendid clouds in a planet’s southern hemisphere. Though identical facilities were seen during a Voyager 2 flyby of Neptune in 1989 and by a Hubble Space Telescope in 1994, this spiral is a initial one celebrated on Neptune in a 21st century.
Neptune’s dim vortices are high-pressure systems and are customarily accompanied by splendid ‘companion clouds,’ that are also now manifest on a apart planet. The splendid clouds form when a upsurge of ambient atmosphere is disturbed and diverted ceiling over a dim vortex, causing gases to expected solidify into methane ice crystals.