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Conditions inside the darkest, densest nebulae are best studied with radio emission from molecules.
 
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The Great Dark Spot of Neptune is probably just as long-lived as the more famed Great Red Spot of Jupiter; both lie at about the same latitudes, and are about the same size, relative to their planet.
 
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