True Color Image of Multiple Impact Zones
Depicts: Jupiter, Shoemaker-Levy 9
Copyright: Hubble Space Telescope Comet Team and NASA
Show in archive: true
Image of Jupiter with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope's Planetary Camera. Eight impact sites are visible. From left to right are the E/F complex (barely visible on the edge of the planet), the star-shaped H site, the impact sites for tiny N, Q1, small Q2, and R, and on the far
right limb the D/G complex. The D/G complex also shows extended haze at the edge of the planet. The features are rapidly evolving on timescales of days. The smallest features in this image are less than 200 kilometers across. This image is a color composite from three
filters at 9530, 5550, and 4100 Angstroms.
Last Update: 1 September 2019