Jupiter Cloud Composition, Stratification, Convection, and Wave Motion: A View from New Horizons
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L A Young | D E Jennings | D. Reuter | K. Baines | A. Lunsford | A. Cheng | H. Weaver | D. Jennings | J. Spencer | S. Stern | C. Olkin | L. Young | A. Simon-Miller | H A Weaver | S A Stern | A F Cheng | A A Simon-Miller | K H Baines | D C Reuter | A Lunsford | C B Olkin | J R Spencer
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