Found this on the interwebs and thought I would re-post it. It's an amazing picture of Europa, Jupiter, and the Great Red Spot. I wonder how Jupiter would appear from Europa. I do not know where I found the image at but if I do or you know, I will be glad to cite it.
Multi-frame mosaic.
Voyager 1, March 3, 1979
Image Number: WEB11413-2010
Credit: NASA; JPL; Kinetikon Pictures
For print or commercial use, please contact: Michael Benso
Credit: NASA; JPL; Kinetikon Pictures
For print or commercial use, please contact: Michael Benso
Thanks to Katia Oh for the cite!
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Europa and the Great Red Spot was on display at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's exhibition, Beyond: Visions of Planetary Landscapes, from May 26, 2010 - May 2, 2011.
Europa (upper right) is slightly smaller than Earth's Moon. Jupiter's Great Red Spot, a vast cyclonic storm system about two times the size of Earth, is surrounded by other oval storms and banded clouds.
Multi-frame mosaic.
Voyager 1, March 3, 1979
Image Number: WEB11413-2010
Credit: NASA; JPL; Kinetikon Pictures
For print or commercial use, please contact: Michael Benson
Been a while since I updated on this but thanks very much! I will fix this immediately.
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