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Superrotation and Jet Migration in Simulations of Giant Planet Atmospheres
The mean zonal flow on both Jupiter and Saturn consists of an intricate pattern of jets moving prograde or retrograde compared to the bulk planetary rotation. The strongest jet straddles the equator and is prograde, or superrotating. It is flanked by multiple retrograde/prograde pairs of weaker jets
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