JUPITER                                           STSCI-PRC91-13
Wide Field/Planetary Camera

This is a true color composite of the full disk of Jupiter.  All
features in this image are cloud formations in the Jovian atmosphere,
which contain small crystals of frozen ammonia and traces of colorful
compounds of carbon, sulfur and phosphorous.  This photograph was
generated using three separate WFPC exposures in red, green and blue
light on 28th May, 1991.  It is part of a sequence of 45 exposures
which were taken during an interval of 32 hours through five different
colored filters as part of an ongoing study of the dynamic cloud and
wind systems on Jupiter.