Jupiter’s great red spot rotates completely every six days. if the spot is circular (not quite true, but a reasonable approximation for this matter) and 26,000 km in diameter, what are the wind speeds (i. e. how fast the gas is moving) at the outer edges ofthe storm (in km/hr)? (hints: recall the definition of speed. think about how far a cloud on the edge of the storm must travel.)
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