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Re: possible impact on Jupiter

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Subject: Re: possible impact on Jupiter
From: Gene Marlin <rmarlin@network-one.com>
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 00:25:40 -0500
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> Sky Online is reporting a new dark
> spot at 196 degrees in System II.  Whether this is the same dark spot
> spotted by Levy is unknown.  

That would seem probable. ALPA has been requesting observers to check on
the spot for about two weeks now. Spots that dark are very rare. 

It is ironic that there may have been another Jovian impact, and Galileo
didn't see it. You would think that an instrument would at least detect
an EMP. Of course, we (backyard astronomers) didn't see it, either!

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Re: possible impact on Jupiter

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