The Existence of the Great Red Spot of Jupiter Has

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Multiple Choice

The existence of the Great Red Spot of Jupiter has been known since

• A) the arrival at Jupiter of Voyager 1, with its imaging cameras, in 1979.
• B) the time of Hooke and Cassini in the 1600s.
• C) first light at the 200-inch telescope on Mount Palomar, in 1948.
• D) the first flyby of a spacecraft, Pioneer 10, in December 1973.

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