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Is Jupiter’s Great Red Spot an impostor? Giant storm may not be the original one discovered 350 years ago

Submit on Friday, June 21st, 2024 01:11

Astronomer Giovanni Cassini observed Jupiter’s ‘Permanent Spot’ in 1665, but new research suggests it’s a different vortex from today’s Great Red Spot.

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