The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is not a misnomer, considering its size is about three and a half times that of Earth. And this mysterious weather phenomenon on the gas giant, which has been swirling over the planet for at least 150 years it could even be as much as 350 years is set to get a closer look when NASAs Juno spacecraft flies over it July 10.
Monday 3 July 2017
NASA's Juno Flyby Over Jupiter's Great Red Spot Soon After First Orbital Anniversary
The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is not a misnomer, considering its size is about three and a half times that of Earth. And this mysterious weather phenomenon on the gas giant, which has been swirling over the planet for at least 150 years it could even be as much as 350 years is set to get a closer look when NASAs Juno spacecraft flies over it July 10.
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