Bits of Jupiter 𝗂𝗌 𝗈𝗇 𝖻𝗌𝗄𝗒

ALT Picture of Jupiter taken high above its cloudtops, showing various storm systems in countless shapes, sizes and colours from bright white to darker browns.

ALT Wide view of Jupiter's northernmost latitudes, showing its distinctly coloured polar hood containing countless cyclones, anticyclones and other storms of undefined turbulent shapes.

ALT Medium-angle view of one of Jupiter's polar regions. A few cloud bands are shown, and the whole visible area of the planet is covered in very turbulent cloud systems.

ALT Narrow angle shot of the Great Red Spot and its surrounding regions on Jupiter. The GRS is a single storm on Jupiter that's bigger than Earth.

ALT Taken above Jupiter's northern hemisphere near its subtropics, this photo exhibits countless oval-shaped storms and a turbulent blue region nearest the north pole. The individual storms have multiple colours and some are very elongated.

ALT This section of Jupiter features notably a set of three storms: two circular white ones and a darker long storm in between them. Surrounding them are various other turbulent storm systems.

ALT Narrow view of a very turbulent area of Jupiter's atmosphere. One very bright oval-shaped storm is visible near the top, three other darker ovals are aligned at the left.

ALT Close-up view of the Great Red Spot, a high-pressure storm on Jupiter which is bigger than the entire Earth.

ALT Picture of Jupiter taken between its subtropics and its polar hood, where the planet's clouds gain a blue hue. Countless turbulent storm systems are spread throughout the entire view.

ALT Photo taken between Jupiter's tropics and one of its poles. The area nearest the pole is generally bluer than the rest, and many storms and turbulent clouds of multiple sizes are visible throughout.

ALT A view from above Jupiter's southern hemisphere, with a large portion of the planet visible, including the Great Red Spot and multiple cloud bands of contrasting colours. Many circular storms and lots of turbulence can be seen.

ALT Photo of Jupiter taken high above its northern latitudes' cloud tops, showing some extensive turbulent storm systems surrounded by the polar area's blue-green colour.

ALT Picture of a part of Jupiter containing a few storms, both turbulent and circular, in different colours.

ALT Close up view of some extremely turbulent storm systems on Jupiter.

ALT Close-up view of an anticyclone on Jupiter over 16 thousand kilometres across. This 300+ year-old storm is nicknamed the Great Red Spot.

ALT Close-up view of Jupiter's northernmost latitudes, showcasing its unique blue colouration with countless turbulent storms spread throughout the area.

ALT Image of Jupiter's cloudtops. A few of the planet's cloud bands can be distinguished, with loads of turbulence distributed through the area.