Our favorite Jupiter images from July 1995 - August 1997 have been laid out in an easy-to-do bulletin board format.
Click on the thumbnail image of Jupiter at the center of this page. This link takes you to the page which contains: (a) the guide used to connect the lettered images (seen below) to (b) a clean image of Jupiter which is provided for the bulletin board.
Click on a thumbnail image below to go to the page from which the image can be printed. Print the images on 8-1/2 x 11 paper. NOTE: The letters on the thumbnails will not appear on the final image. The images without letter designations are of features which are not discernable on the image of Jupiter used for the bulletin board.

Jupiter Bulletin Board

		Jupiter's Northern Hemisphere in True Color	Jupiter's Northern Hemisphere in False Color

False Color Aurora	A Jovian Hotspot in True and False Color			Stratospheric Haze Comparison	Jupiter's Gossamer Ring

Visible Jovian Aurora	Wind Patterns in Jupiter's Equatorial Region			Changes in Jupiter's Great Red Spot over Four Months	Jupiter's Main Ring/Ring Halo
		Click the above thumbnail of Jupiter for a diagram of the bulletin board layout.
Jovian Lightning	False Color Mosaic of Jupiter's Belt Zone Boundary			True color of Jupiter's Great Red Spot	The Main Ring of Jupiter

		Thunderheads on Jupiter	Jupiter's Long Lived White Ovals in False Color

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