Name: Rare Look at Jupiter's Halo Captured in Chilean Desert Sky
Uploaded: 2/20/2020 5:08:19 PM
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Description: The European Southern Observatory shared a unique image of Jupiter surrounded by a halo of light, an optical phenomenon captured by Petr Horálek.

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