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March 11, 2008 8:06 AM PDT

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There are no NASA probes near Jupiter right now, but that doesn't mean the giant planet isn't under surveillance. The Hubble telescope captured two continent-size storms emerging on the planet last year. Studies of the storms show that the planet's internal heat was a major cause of the disturbance.

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