What does the planet Jupiter look like?

Answer 1

It is blue because of the methane gasses in the atmosphere.

Bright blue, almost exactly like Uranus. It appears dark blue though a telescope or pictures from satellites because of the way the light is reflected through a lens off of methane.

It also has three very faint white to light blue rings around it, which are almost invisible to the naked eye. Occasionally there are large, black spots on the planet which can exist for a few years before vanishing, these are anticyclonic storms.

Answer 2

From Earth it looks like a bright red or orange star.

Through a telescope it's clearly not a star, since it shows a visible disc, but is still orangey-red.

If you were on Mars looking around, it would depend on exactly where you were.

Answer 3

Jupiter is a gas giant with a deep, banded atmosphere and a distinct Great Red Spot, a massive storm. It appears as a large, bright object in the night sky, usually with a slightly orange or yellowish tint. Its size and brightness make it one of the most prominent planets visible to the naked eye.

Answer 4

Jupiter is a gaseous planet with wind currents each going in a different direction

Answer 5

Everyone lives on Earth. From above, the planet looks blue and green. The oceans are blue, while the land masses are green.

Answer 6

They look like uninhabitable wasteland with many different size craters and other features.

Answer 7

To stay asleep all night