Deadliest Space Weather – Biggest Storm in the Solar System

Apr 10, 2014

The storm showcased in this video is about 16’000 miles across, in the category 20 hurricane and will last for centuries.

jupiter storm, largest storm in solar system, jupiter cyclone, The Great Red Spot shot by Voyager 1 in 1979 reveals a huge hurricane-like storm in Jupiter’s southern hemisphere. Photo: NASA, amazing spece weather: jupiter's storm, strange space weather: Jupiter cyclone, Deadliest Space Weather - Biggest Storm in the Solar System, Deadliest Space Weather, Biggest Storm in the Solar System — The Great Red Spot shot by Voyager 1 in 1979 reveals a huge hurricane-like storm in Jupiter’s southern hemisphere. Photo: NASA

The good news is: We are not in danger because this low is on the monster Jupiter. But of course we can’t help wondering what would be the consequences of such a storm on Planet Earth. All your questions are answered in this cool movie:

A bit frightening! Take care!

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The storm showcased in this video is about 16’000 miles across, in the category 20 hurricane and will last for centuries.

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