Detail of the revival zone
Rotation over 4 hours on 23 November 2010
The same side of Jupiter 2 months apart.
Notice the South Equatorial Band revival.
The band is actually still there but covered by Methane clouds which are now dissipating, showing the band under it...
Jupiter is smaller, 80 million kilometers farther away.
Interesting comparison two months apart, features are changing, Jupiter is smaller, farther away. In September, the Sun, Earth and Jupiter were almost aligned, now Jupiter has moved around and the sun shines slightly from the left(the right limb is now darker and the left limb lighter.
Jupiter rotation over 3 hours on 22 November 2010
Jupiter imaged on 11 September, 18:00 GMT.
Jupiter imaged on 14 September, 17:30 GMT.
Note Ganymede appearing behind Jupiter
Jupiter and Ganymede imaged on 14 September, 18:00 GMT.
Evolution of the red spot on Jupiter over four years: