Observation of moist convection in Jupiter's atmosphere
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Galileo Imaging Team | A. P. Ingersoll | A. Vasavada | A. Ingersoll | D. Banfield | P. Gierasch | H. Breneman | D. Senske | P. Helfenstein | A. Simon-Miller | S. Ewald | D. Banfield | P. J. Gierasch | A. Simon-Miller | A. Vasavada | P. Helfenstein | S. P. Ewald | H. H. Breneman | D. A. Senske
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