Jupiter's Great Red Spot

A raging red swirling storm located in Jupiter’s upper atmosphere. The storm has been observed since at least the late 1800s, and perhaps as far back as the 1600s. It appears to rotate counterclokwise once every six days. Its size varies from about 1 to 2 times the diameter of Earth, while its color varies from pale pink to vivid red.

Moon and Jupiter

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The “blink” of a cosmic eye

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A giant storm speeds up

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Changing Spot

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A changing “spot” on a giant planet

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Jupiter’s Moons

Io: Fire World Robotic probes may someday provide close-up views of some of the most remarkable vistas in the solar

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Jupiter

As the Great Red Spot demonstrates, Jupiter is a world of superlatives. It is the largest planet in the solar

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