The great red spot seen on jupiter clicked by juno spacecraft what is this nasa reveled

The Great Red Spot: Jupiter, the largest planet of our solar system, is surrounded by many mysteries. The US space agency NASA has sent some spacecrafts to identify and learn more about this gaseous planet. They are flickering the planet by placing the planet. In this sequence, ‘Lal Dhabba’ has been seen on Brihaspati than Prithvi. He surprised scientists. Juna Spacecraft of NASA has taken this picture from 13 thousand kilometers away. What is the red spot? Let’s know. The red spot can be easily seen in the picture shared on Instagram. According to NASA, Juno Spacecraft took this photo from 13917 km away. You will be surprised to know that this red dhabba is a storm, which has been on the planet Brihaspati for the last 350 years.

The Great Red Spot can be seen in NASA’s image. It also shows a brown, orange surprise shape. NASA says that a high-pressure region in Jupiter’s atmosphere has been creating antislonic storm for more than 350 years of last time.

It was first known about this in 1979. The Voyager Spacecraft saw the red spot. Since then this storm is getting smaller. It has seen a decrease in both its height and width. The Great Red Spot is twice as big as the Great Red Spot. This storm exists about 300 km under the clouds of the planet. The storm is not weakening due to lack of solid land on Jupiter. The winds can blow here with a speed of about 643 kmph.

According to NDTV report, Juno Spacekraft was launched in 2011. This is a large spacecraft as Basketball Court. It entered Jupiter’s class on 4 July 2016.