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Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is wider than Earth, carries winds above 400 mph and has raged for nearly two centuries — a storm no Category 5 hurricane can match

Earth’s strongest hurricanes last days and peak near 200 mph. Jupiter’s giant anticyclone doubles that speed, spans more than ...
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Falling into Jupiter’s red spot: What it would do to the human body

The curious minds at What If explore what would happen if you fell into Jupiter's Great Red Spot.
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Data from NASA’s Cassini mission refutes prevailing theory on Jupiter’s red spot

According to a new analysis performed by NASA’s Cassini unmanned spacecraft, the big red spot on Jupiter is actually a result of simple chemicals being broken apart by sunlight in the planet’s ...