Hubble Telescope Reveals Changing Appearance of Uranus and Jupiter.

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The Hubble Space Telescope has taken new images of Jupiter and Uranus, revealing recent changes in their atmospheres. The images show intriguing atmospheric activity on Uranus, including a polar cap dominated by a few storms, while Jupiter's atmosphere is characterized by swirling cyclones. Hubble, which launched in 1990, has imaged galaxy mergers, measured the mass of distant stars, and studied other NASA missions.
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