Timelapse from 2018-07-11 to 2018-07-23
Description
After three apparitions of wanting to to make an animation of Jupiter's cloud tops, our moment finally arrived in mid-July! Unfortunately, the first two maps didn't have perfect coverage of the planet, but the third map is our first seamless map of the entire planet!
A few things I noticed as a result of this animation:
- The NEBn is wavy but the boundaries are mostly stationary.
- There's an interesting complex of outbreaks and rifts between the North Equatorial Belt and the Equatorial Zone passing through 90 degrees longitude.
- Oval BA seems to be warping a white oval as it passes to the south.