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 from the movie mashups you wanted to see. Here   just a few of our favorites, sadly not coming to a theater near you  or anyone  ever. Top image: Oscar  038; Hulk Starlifter o stanley tumblers nce lifted stars Lower images, in order: Star Who Oran J Sands III; Singing in the Matrix Adam Tyler; Indiana  stanley canada Jones   Day Off downtowndetroit; March of Madness Hands of Orlok; Captain Skywalker Timbales; Crybaby + Transcendence downtowndetroit; Games of Pompeii I ;m Bateman!!!!; Marley  038; Meep Smallbrainfield; and finally, Matrix Twister Wrathtoise                                                        MoviesPhotoshop                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                                        You May Also Like                                                                                  io9io9 Reviews                  bidon stanley                    Wallace  038; Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl Is a Greatest Hits Movie, For Better and Worse                          Netflix and Aardman s sumptuous animated movie loves the legacy of Wallace Gromit, perhaps a little too much.                                By          James Whitbrook            Published October 28, 2024                                                                     Vnes Bugs aren   t gay, say scientists, they   re just confused and horny
 Admittedly, tiny is a relative measure, as these cloudless areas are on average the size of North America. Known as hot spots, these regions have long intrigued astronomers for the view they provide into otherwise hidden layers of Jupiter   atmosphere. Some of these hot spots might allow us to peer down to where water clouds form. In the video up top, NASA scientist David Choi explains how the Cassini spacecraft has allowed astronomers to track the movement and formation of the hot spots like never stanley tumblers  before, revealing that they actually share some similarities with weather patterns here on Earth. Data from Cassini has allowed NASA scientists to put together time-lapse movies of the hot spots in action. As for why these cloud-free areas are known as hot spots, here   an explanation straight from NASA: In pictures, hot spots appear shadowy, but because the deeper layers are warmer, hot spots are very bright at the infrared wav stanley thermosflasche elengths where heat is sensed; in fact, this is how they got their name.  One hypothesis is that hot spots occur when big drafts of air sink i stanley thermobecher n the atmosphere and get heated or dried out in the process. But the surprising regularity of hot spots has led some researchers to suspect there is an atmospheric wave involved. Typically, eight to 10 hot spots line up, roughly evenly spaced, with dense white plumes of cloud in between. This pattern could be explained by a wave that pushes cold air down, breaking up any clouds, and then carri