Image Thumbnail	Title	Orbit
Northern Latitudes
Time set 1: True Color	True Color	7
	False Color
	Near Infrared Filter (B/W frame)
	727 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	889 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	Violet Filter (B/W frame)
Time set 2: True Color	True Color	7
	False Color
	Near Infrared Filter (B/W frame)
	727 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	889 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	Violet Filter (B/W frame)
Time set 3: True Color	True Color	7
	False Color
	Near Infrared Filter (B/W frame)
	727 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	889 Nanometer Filter (B/W frame)
	Violet Filter (B/W frame)
Time set 4	Near Infrared Filter (B/W frame)	7
	Hazes near Jupiter's Limb (60 degrees North, 315 degrees West)	4
	Jupiter's Temperatures--Broad Latitude	7
	Haze observations near Jupiter's Limb (60 degrees North, 295 degrees West)	4
	Haze observations near Jupiter's Limb at 60 degrees North	4
Equatorial Belt Zone
	Observations of Jupiter's Thermal Emission Made by the Infrared Telescope Facility and the Galileo NIMS Instrument	1
Time set 2: False Color	False Color	3
	True Color
	Near-Infrared and Violet Light (B/W frames)
	Using Methane Absorption to Probe Jupiter's Atmosphere (B/W frames)
	Winds Near Jupiter's Belt-Zone Boundary (Time sets 1 and 2)	3
Time set 3	Jupiter's Belt-Zone Boundary (Methane filter, 732 nm)	3
Time set 4: False Color	False Color	3
	Near-Infrared filter (B/W frame)
	Violet filter (B/W frame)
	Methane filter, 732 nm (B/W frame)
	Methane filter, 886 nm (B/W frame)
Time set 1: True and False Color	A Jovian Hotspot in True and False Colors	4
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in the Near-Infrared (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in a Methane Band (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in a Methane Band (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in Violet Light (B/W frame)
	Wind patterns in Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
Time set 2: True and False Color	E4 True and false color hot spot mosaic	4
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in the Near-Infrared
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region at 727 nanometers (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region at 889 nanometers (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in Violet Light (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in the Near-Infrared and Violet (Time set 2)	4
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in Two Methane Bands (Time set 2)	4
	Time Sequence of Jupiter's Equatorial Region (Time sets 2 and 4)	4
Time set 3: True and False Color
	A Jovian Hotspot in True and False Colors	4
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in the Near-Infrared (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in a Methane Band (B/W frame)
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in a Methane Band (B/W frame)
Jupiter's Equatorial Region in Violet Light (B/W frame)
Time set 4: Near-Infrared	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in the Near-Infrared (B/W frame)	4
	Jupiter's Equatorial Region in a Methane Band (B/W frame)
	Cloud Features North of Jupiter's Equator	11
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
	Three Dimensional Visualizations of Jupiter's Equatorial Region	4
Southern Latitudes
	Jupiter's Atmosphere at the Latitudes of the Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 Impacts More information on this Observation	2
	Jupiter's Southern Hemisphere in the Near-Infrared (Time Set 1)	8
	Jupiter's Southern Hemisphere in the Near-Infrared (Time Set 2)	8
	Jupiter's Southern Hemisphere in the Near-Infrared (Time Set 3)	8
	Clouds and Hazes of Jupiter's Southern Hemisphere	8
	Motion in Jupiter's Atmospheric Vortices (Near-Infrared filters)	8

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