Lightside (Jupiter's brightness has been reduced manually to fit the ring's bright)
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tRetro-Visor
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Jupiter's Rings
Based mostly on Voyager and Galileo's observations
Lightside (Jupiter's brightness has been reduced manually to fit the ring's bright)
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Add it by creating a folder in addons called textures/planets and placing the jupiter-rings.png file there
Lightside (Jupiter's brightness has been reduced manually to fit the ring's bright)
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Add it by creating a folder in addons called textures/planets and placing the jupiter-rings.png file there
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Jupiter's Rings
Very cool. I wondered when I might see that. Thanks.
Some Juno results are being presented at the 231st AAS meeting. Apparently Saturn's north pole is not terribly unique in having a weird geometric structure. Juno has revealed that Jupiter's north pole has an octagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones, and the planet's south pole has a pentagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones. Infrared images attached from the conference.
Some Juno results are being presented at the 231st AAS meeting. Apparently Saturn's north pole is not terribly unique in having a weird geometric structure. Juno has revealed that Jupiter's north pole has an octagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones, and the planet's south pole has a pentagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones. Infrared images attached from the conference.
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KirbyTron5919
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Re: Jupiter's Rings
While I can say the realistic Jupiter rings, are better than the ones in SpaceEngine, I'm still struggling to get the PNG properly loaded in the game. Is there any other way?
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Carmichael
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Re: Jupiter's Rings
What's so special about the Jupiter Rings that their disappearance can't be random?While I can say the realistic Jupiter rings, are better than the ones in SpaceEngine, I'm still struggling to get the PNG properly loaded in the game. Is there any other way?
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Carmichael
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Re: Jupiter's Rings
Saturn's North Pole is always a mystery when satellite images always capture very unique moments. Even a small asteroid, they always bring surprises to scientists when studying.Very cool. I wondered when I might see that. Thanks.
Some Juno results are being presented at the 231st AAS meeting. Apparently Saturn's north pole is not terribly unique in having a weird geometric structure. Juno has revealed that Jupiter's north pole has an octagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones, and the planet's south pole has a pentagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones. Infrared images attached from the conference.
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Carmichael
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Re: Jupiter's Rings
I want to have a new proof for this trouble. Thanks!Saturn's North Pole is always a mystery when satellite images always capture very unique moments. Even a small asteroid, they always bring surprises to scientists when studying.Very cool. I wondered when I might see that. Thanks.
Some Juno results are being presented at the 231st AAS meeting. Apparently Saturn's north pole is not terribly unique in having a weird geometric structure. Juno has revealed that Jupiter's north pole has an octagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones, and the planet's south pole has a pentagonal arrangement of permanent cyclones. Infrared images attached from the conference.
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