Jupiter
Jupiter's cloud bands and the Great Red Spot, from Cassini's flyby mosaic — a gas giant you can hold.
About this globe
Jupiter's cloud tops, stitched from images taken by the Cassini spacecraft as it flew past in 2000. The stripes are jet streams: pale zones of rising gas and dark belts of sinking gas, racing in opposite directions.
The Great Red Spot is a storm wider than Earth that has been blowing for at least 190 years.
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