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Figure 7-6 The Upper Atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn The black curves in these graphs show temperature versus altitude in each atmosphere, as well as the probable arrangements of the cloud layers. Zero altitude in each atmosphere is chosen to be the point where the pressure is 100 millibars, or one-tenth of Earth’s atmospheric pressure. Beneath both planets’ cloud layers, the atmosphere is composed almost entirely of hydrogen and helium.