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“The turbulent cloud tops would lead you to believe that the atmosphere is well mixed,” he added. “If you look at the top, you see it boiling, and you would assume that the whole pot is boiling.

The HST, at visible wavelengths, provided measurements of reflected light off the cloud tops, while the VLA, a radio telescope, probed tens of kilometers below the clouds to provide global context.

The HST, at visible wavelengths, provided measurements of reflected light off the cloud tops, while the VLA, a radio telescope, probed tens of kilometers below the clouds to provide global context.