Jupiter is known for its massive storm, the Great Red Spot. This colossal storm is a persistent anticyclonic weather system that has been observed for over 350 years. The Great Red Spot is characterized by its size, which is so large that it could contain two to three Earths within its boundaries. Its reddish hue is attributed to complex chemical reactions in Jupiter’s atmosphere. While the storm is gradually shrinking, its enduring presence demonstrates the dynamic and turbulent nature of Jupiter's atmosphere, making it a fascinating subject for scientists studying planetary weather systems.