Weather on Jupiter 7/7

[DarknightVader]

I want to kick Jupiter right in the balls!

[MrMayra2000000]

amazing

[TalksWithDirt]

Jupiter is a fag. He likes boys like Europa, Io, Gaynemede, and Callisto. He holds those boys in a tight orbit about him.

[Sexyhotcocoa]

this is very interesting, but strangely that red spot dissappeared in 2008. jupiter is so scary, and creepy.

[carrotcake8511]

@Sexyhotcocoa and who told you that i would like to see evidence

[Sexyhotcocoa]

@carrotcake8511 go to NASA_com and it shows Jupiter, but there isn't a red spot. that's where...

[carrotcake8511]

@Sexyhotcocoa you know that is just a different view of Jupiter, the storm is not always going to be facing towards the camera :p

[HigherEnergy011]

great,but saturn's atmosphere is more powerful

[darkcrimson23]

Amazing...nice work.

[RealFreak69]

This was brilliant. And now I have to go to sleep... Perhaps I shall be dreaming of Earth being one big storm.

[jwilliams575]

what about neptunes dark spot

[fewwereinmymovie]

I keep wondering if the spot is not really a storm, but an eddy, that is clear, that we can see through, to a red sub-layer below. (?)

[shadowthededgehog2]

-alians looking at us from jupiter- damn i would love to live there

[groovyome]

they definitely getting an A on this science project

[ShortySOM]

Absolutely fascinating!!!

[liljuve13]

so water is on jupiter because storms produce water.....wtf im confused..

[DarkManhattan]

@liljuve13 No, the planet is way too dry for water, these don't produce rain because rain is produced when the sun evaporates the ocean and takes it to the clouds, but the planet Jupiter is 5 times further from the sun and there is no ocean to start the cycle, so it only gets a fraction of sunlight, the storms are fed by cold and hot air. Hope this helps!!

[PieniPeippo]

that was great, thanks for sharing!

[baddam95]

you know i keep imagening what it would be like to stand on the ground of jupiter....take a few photo's look around lol

[iPlayLegit]

i dont think theres a ground on jupiter 0.0

[baddam95]

@iPlayLegit

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[StevoElsupremo]

COOL!

[brutaka359]

Jupiter takes 9 hours and 56 minutes to make a full rotation and 12 Earth years to go around the sun once!

[SallyEiffel65Luvr]

Jupiter one of thee best Planets we have out there, more power to Jupiter it's mystafying (escuse my mispelling) =)

[StevoElsupremo]

yeah but neptune is a far more interesting looking planet though, I mean come on neptune has supersonice winds :D

[SallyEiffel65Luvr]

Yeah! Planet Neptune...Now there's a planet,full of Action, mystery & 'Excitment all in one, far out Awesome!

[MrCalhoun]

Wish I could also create some cool temperature driven vortex structures in my kitchen. :D

[WumboFreak]

That was the longest 7/7 movie ever!Creepy...0_0.Jupiter has changed from boring to super-insane!!!

[kickazzmami]

Isn't the Great Red Spot a gas storm...well, acid based? Also, isn't there a BLACK SPOT on Jupiter?

[shizukashiawase]

those storms are scary!!

[joshua2545]

WTF what an amazing experiment

[uglydollfan]

holy canolie!

[Alfrunk]

I hated making love to this. It was depressing.

[jaybasketball5]

haha that was not funny

[brunobliss]

does one in space actually see the storms running that fast?? that has to be at least winds over 500 km/h :|

[the1andonlybigh]

Its actually even faster. Ive seen some reports at almost twice that speed, thats insane. I couldn't imagine that.

[MrCalhoun]

Jupiter takes 10 hours to make a full rotation.

And considering that voyager didn't filmed a full jupter rotation it means that we see footage which might have been filmed in a time peroid of ~3 hours. Anyways, you should be already able to see some movement over time with a good enough amateur astronomer's telescope. If you have good seeing conditions you'll be able to make out the great red spot. But don't expect to see as many details as a probe or hubble do catch.

[GamezFr3ak]

WOW!!! that gave me shivers when you it sayed "It eats other storms and devowers anything in its path."

[operations1000]

Wow that is fascinating...but Jupiter sucks. Enormous waste of space.

[operations1000]

N/m..apparently Jupiter saves us from devistating comets that would easily destroy Earth.

[nelo87]

Hello, humans from Earth. Yes it's very hard to live over here in Speeninwidoutanend (Vortex Land) or how you call it, Jupiter. You get used to it though. You don't have to pay bills, so that's a good thing. Gotta go, the Period spot is coming, bye.

[Erskinja]

weirdo

[xeryph]

Wow... Go outside.

[Alfrunk]

Yeah, paying bills and taking responsibility for yourself sure is awful. Another welfare Obamauton strikes.

[WakeUpEveryone]

so awesome its unbelievable just imagine a storm twice the size of the earth...

[RJL738]

Actually more like the storms murge or fuse with each other, they are not really destroying each other but becoming one big storm. And their are still dozens of storms a fraction of the size of the Great Red Spot.

Jupiter is in fact, almost 11 1/2 times the diameter of the Earth, and is mostly gas (beside a small core (still several times the volume of the Earth ) and a thin layer of liquid around it) so it is not exactly like Earth eccept in a few ways.

[PharosP3]

Jupiter? o_O

[NitromeNinja]

11TH

[randomcomicguy69]

Germany? lol

[PAULLONDEN]

Was Jupiter actually a failed Sun ? ø

[markmarshall39]

i wondered that myself, if thats the case, thank god it failed.

[FIyboy31]

i wonder 2 cuz there solar systems that have 2 or more suns and those are the most comon solar systems

[coolbluelights]

Facscinating!

[infablu]

damn jupiter iz krazy.

[Vektruscen]

Holy shit that was cool. Imagine what that storm would be like from the ground. So powerful.

[zing432]

Yes We know Destructionation911.

[Destructionation911]

ive watched them all lol... very intresting.... second

[Gravityspark]

1st