What is Jupiter's appearance?

Answer 1

Because the majority of Jupiter's volume is its dense gaseous atmosphere, the planet has a "striped" appearance, the various latitudes appearing gray, brown and orange. Clouds circle the planet at very high speeds, up to 360 km/hr, and white "storms" spin off intermittently. The largest of these storms is a long-lived "red spot" as big as Earth. Barely a point of light without a telescope, the planet Jupiter looks golden-brownish through an amateur telescope.

Answer 2

Jupiter appears as a large gas giant planet with a banded atmosphere, featuring distinct belts and zones of clouds moving at different speeds. It has a prominent Great Red Spot, a persistent storm larger than Earth, and is orbited by a diverse array of moons, the four largest being Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto.