Hi. It's been a hard week. Come look at this photo of Jupiter with me, won't you?
The image, taken by NASA's somewhat troubled, but still functioning Juno spacecraft orbiting the giant plant, shows off Jupiter's clouds swirling and storms brewing.
It's pretty, right?
The circular storm near the bottom is actually the third-largest storm of its kind discovered on the planet, according to NASA. Scientists have also been tracking the development of the storm for about 23 years, the space agency added.
So, while it's not quite the largest storm, it's still pretty cool, right? Here, look at it again: Read more...
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