According to a study, the best thermal images of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot taken have unveiled amazing weather and temperature difference within the solar system’s most popular storm.
The darkest red part of the spot turns out to be a warm area inside the otherwise cold storm. The temperature difference is minor, “Warm” in this case means 250 degrees Fahrenheit while cold is an even frostier, 256 degrees F.
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