Fig. 3.

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Jupiter’s UV aurora and stratospheric HCN winds. This composite image shows the LOS wind velocities (in m s−1) derived from the ALMA observations and the statistical emission of the aurorae (Clarke et al. 2009) in the configuration of the ALMA observations. The northern and southern aurora regions are best seen in the dedicated zoomed-in quadrants. The M = 30 footprints of the magnetic field model from Connerney et al. (2018) are good markers of the positions of the main ovals as seen by Juno-UVS (Gladstone et al. 2017) and are plotted in orange. The white ellipses indicate the spatial resolution of the ALMA observations. The directions of the strongest winds in the equatorial and auroral regions are indicated with the red ⊙ and ⊗ symbols.

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