In April, a visible-light image (left) taken by the Hubble Space Telescope showed that a new giant storm (red arrows) in Jupiter’s southern hemisphere was about 62,000 kilometers away from the planet’s centuries-old Great Red Spot storm (white arrows).
(left) I. de Pater, P. Marcus, et al., NASA; (right) T.
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