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Scooby say: Pretty good, thanks for asking, except for my Great Red Spot.
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Second say: A truly stupid, meaningless, question by a certified imbecile.
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RAT M say: Havent seen her lately ...
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Papa say: A big gas bubble.
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say: Tired of rotation job. And how are you smally?
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poldi say: Aside from a little gas and some dusty rings, its just fine.
Has been for about 4 billion years.
I will mention you were asking about it.
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tham153 say: feeling much better, thank you
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Roger K say: I'm just fine, thanks for asking.
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Mutt say: Feeling a little gaseous today, but otherwise just fine.
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quantumclaustrophobe say: It's fine, thanks.
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Dan say: Nice,had good vacation there,nitwit.😂
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spot a say: Still spherical, still orbiting and still classed as a planet
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Clive say: Ask a libeal.
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JG say: I don't know I've never been there. Lol.
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John P say: How is Jupiter - what? Indeed the probable answer is; "Fine - thanks".
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bubby say: Jupiter continues to have problems with gas from swallowing any and everything that comes near. Constipation has plagued Jupiter for billions of years - if only it would just fart. (sigh)
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BlueUmbreon say: It still can't get rid of the giant spot on it's face
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mars say: It's changing. Jupiter's Great Red Spot has been narrowing much more rapidly than before. The Spot is now shrinking by 580 miles/yr. In the 1800's it was 25 500 miles across, now it's 10 250. At this pace, it'll be gone in 17 years./ On 10-10-16 NASA captured spooky sounds from Jupiter's auroras./ In September, it sent back photos of Jupiter's unique North-pole and storm systems./ Atmosphere modeling used to study other Jupiter-like planets/ Hubble spots water-vapor plumes erupting on Jupiter's moon Europa/ 1-23-17 U of C/ LA solves mystery of Jupiter's wind-flows, finding they extend well below the visible atmosphere.
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