What's the from a belt along with a zone in astronomy?
I have got this: between devices and zones may be the elevated opacity and vertical extent of clouds in zones in accordance with their belt alternatives...
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3 responses to What is the difference between a belt and a zone in astronomy?
One is hot air rising(belt) and the other is cold air sinking(zone).
one of them is hot air rising and the other is cold air falling, but i can't remember which is which.
I know these as descriptive terms used to describe the bands in the atmospheres of the gas giants. Belts are dark in colour, zones are light in colour. I believe that in the darker belts we are seeing deeper into the atmosphere.
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