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the red dot of jupiter is in fact a giant storm that has been raging for the last 300 years
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What are the similarities of jupiters great red spot and neptunes great dark spot?
They are both large, raging storms last for hundreds of years.
How many earths could fit in jupiters red spot?
2
How many earths would fit in jupiters red spot?
3 earths
What is the huge hurricane called the red spot?
This is Jupiters large red spot. It is a large storm system that has been churning for hundreds of years on the surface of the planet.
Which planet is with the Great Red Spot?
Jupiter has a the great red spot.
What is the most prominent feature in jupiters atmosphere called?
The Jupiter is BIG RED SPOT and a storm system
What is thought to be the nature of Jupiters Great Red Spot?
It is though to be a highly stable windstorm.
What are the similarities of jupiters great red spot and neptunes great dark spot?
They are both large, raging storms last for hundreds of years.
What planet has a Red Spot just like the one found on Jupiter?
None. Saturn has a great white spot, Uranus has a dark spot. However, Neptune has a great dark spot [see related link for a picture] which has been compared to Jupiters great red spot, but it is not red.
What are some of Jupiter's features?
one of jupiters features are that it surface is mostly made of hydrogen and helium
How many earths could fit in jupiters red spot?
2
What spacecraft photographed Jupiters red spot?
Voyager 1 and 2 in 1979
How many earths would fit in jupiters red spot?
3 earths
What is Jupiters giant red spot called?
Jupiter's giant red spot is really just a giant storm and is sometimes nicknamed Jupiter's Red eye.
What is Jupiter's great storm called?
Yes, it has a name. It is called "The Great Red Spot".
What is the huge hurricane called the red spot?
This is Jupiters large red spot. It is a large storm system that has been churning for hundreds of years on the surface of the planet.
How long has earthly observers seen jupiters red spot?
About 300 years (109,500 days)
