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+<tei-ms:orth><h1 align="center" >Jupiter</h1></tei-ms:orth>
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+<div align="center" title="The Great Red Spot is clearly visible in this picture."><img src="jupiter.jpg"></div>
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+<p ><b class="first" >T</b>he fifth planet orbiting the sun at a distance 5.2
+times the distance of Earth to the Sun, Jupiter forms a planetary system within
+itself. Scientifically believed to have almost evolved into a star, Jupiter
+still holds nuclear processes within, proving indications that Jupiter is a true
+planet.</p>
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+<p >With a rotation speed of 90,000 km/hr, Jupiter rotates around its axis in
+only 9 hours and 50 Earth minutes. Spinning at such an incredible pace, Jupiter
+forms visible dark and light belts of clouds.</p>
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+<p >Underneath these clouds, exists no physical surface without a true solid
+body-only liquid and breaks of solidity. The majority of Jupiter is composed of
+liquid hydrogen and helium that form a swirling of the phases of matter at a
+temperature of 30000 degrees Celcius at a pressure 30 million times that of
+Earth.</p>
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+<p >An example of Jupiter's surface structure is the Great Red Spot. Existing for
+at least 3 centuries, the Red Spot swirls as a gigantic oval in Jupiter's
+southern hemisphere. Rotating within itself, the Great Red Spot, swirls with a
+size greater than Earth every 12 days.</p>
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+<p >Phenomenally, Jupiter liquid core shrinks at a rate of 1mm per year.</p>
+
+<p >Jupiter's own system of satellites, currently are numbered to contain 14.
+Jupiter's personal solar system grew from dust particles that formed near the
+Sun and others from the close asteroid belt, which got drawn to the giant planet
+by gravity.</p>
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+<p >The inner five: Amalthea, Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto are bright stars
+on Earth's horizon and are of the most value to space exploration.</p>
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+      <td >Almathea.</td>
+      <td >A small satellite estimated at 160km diameter, with an extremely red
+        surface.</td>
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+      <td >Io.</td>
+      <td >Approximately 3640km in diameter, the satellite is slightly larger
+        than our Moon. Active volcanoes eject sulfurous fumes. As Io orbits
+        Jupiter, it carries round with it a cloud of gas that simulates a
+        primitive atmosphere.</td>
+    </tr>
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+      <td >Europa.</td>
+      <td >is considerably smaller than Io, measuring 3060km diameter. It is not
+        known to possess an atmosphere. Its surface appears to be completely by
+        water ice with possible indications of life from the Jet Propulsion
+        Laboratory's Galileo mission.</td>
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+      <td >Ganymede.</td>
+      <td >Jupiter's largest known orbiting satellite.</td>
+    </tr>
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