Orange spot on border [ID: 204]

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Submitted by : Mach-23 on 2016-06-29 20:47 UT

This bright orange spot seems to be sitting right on the border between two different atmospheric streams. It would be interesting to see how it interacts with both of them. Perhaps it is formed by the two of them "mixing"?

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  1. comment by Jindrasilhan-95 on 2016-07-07 16:52 UT

    On the outter most layer it contains an abundance of gases methane sulfate and ammonia with that coupled with its magnetic as well as gravitational influences i believe all those white spots are highly concentrated areas

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  2. comment by Jindrasilhan-95 on 2016-07-07 16:42 UT

    Or maybe the change in pressure and temperature gradients or a possible tidal force from one of its many moons.

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  3. comment by Tros-29 on 2016-07-03 23:48 UT

    Maybe like a mixing like salt and fresh water at Estuaries?

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