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English: Jupiter as seen by the space probe "Cassini". This is the most detailed global color portrait of Jupiter ever assembled. It is produced from several high resolution images taken a little more than a day before Cassini's closest approach to Jupiter.

Français : Jupiter vu par la sonde spatiale Cassini. Cette image est le portrait complet en couleur le plus détaillé jamais réalisé de cette planète. Elle a été produite en assemblant des photos en haute résolution prises par Cassini un jour avant son passage au plus près de l'astre.

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9 December 2000 (Released: 2003-11-13)

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