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#1 2006-06-27 08:26:54
- cIclops
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Re: Huge double vortex discovered at Venus South Pole
ESA news release 27 June 2006
High velocity winds are known to spin westwards around the planet, and to take only four days to complete a rotation. This 'super-rotation', combined with the natural recycling of hot air in the atmosphere, would induce the formation of a vortex structure over each pole. But why two vortexes?
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#2 2006-08-11 14:11:20
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Re: Huge double vortex discovered at Venus South Pole
The fujiwara effect with two hurricanes has been seen here.
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