Take a Trip To Discover Jupiter’s Gigantic Storms

Amaze Lab 2022-03-08

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Our storms have nothing on Jupiter's. Lightning there is three times more powerful than Earth's largest "superbolts" and thunderheads are five times taller. Scientists used NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, the Juno spacecraft and Gemini Observatory in Hawaii to gain insight into how these systems work.

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