In 1690, (a)_____________ noticed the speeds of Jupiter's cloud vary with (b) _____________, an effect called (c) _____________. Near the poles, the rotation period of Jupiter's atmosphere is (d) _____________ than at the equator. Jupiter's rapid rotation causes its equatorial radius to be (e) _____________ miles greater. Jupiter's upper atmosphere consists of 86% (f) _____________ atoms and 13% (g) _____________ atoms. Overall, Jupiter is (h) _____________ percent the first element by mass, (i) _____________ percent the second element by mass, and (j) ____________ percent heavier elements.
In 1690, (a)_____________ noticed the speeds of Jupiter's cloud vary with (b) _____________, an effect called (c) _____________. Near the poles, the rotation period of Jupiter's atmosphere is (d) _____________ than at the equator. Jupiter's rapid rotation causes its equatorial radius to be (e) _____________ miles greater. Jupiter's upper atmosphere consists of 86% (f) _____________ atoms and 13% (g) _____________ atoms. Overall, Jupiter is (h) _____________ percent the first element by mass, (i) _____________ percent the second element by mass, and (j) ____________ percent heavier elements.
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In 1690,
(a)_____________ noticed the speeds of Jupiter's cloud vary with
(b) _____________, an effect called
(c) _____________.
Near the poles, the rotation period of Jupiter's atmosphere is
(d) _____________ than at the equator.
Jupiter's rapid rotation causes its equatorial radius to be
(e) _____________ miles greater.
Jupiter's upper atmosphere consists of 86%
(f) _____________ atoms and 13%
(g) _____________ atoms.
Overall, Jupiter is
(h) _____________ percent the first element by mass,
(i) _____________ percent the second element by mass, and
(j) ____________ percent heavier elements.
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