Jupiter’s Great Red Spot: The 350-Year-Old Storm That Could Swallow Earth

[@ThePaulie1984]

I’m 40 years old now, and it’s been a 300 year storm since I was five! When will they update its age!?! When will it end?!?!?!?

[@blackcheryl548]

I'm 60 years old damn near old as Jupiter, I remember that spot😮

[@deliriousdavey3488]

How could you observe this in the 17th century what did they have a huge nasa telescope during those times

[@PerceptivePlanet]

Good point. Most of what we know about things like Jupiter’s Great Red Spot comes from modern technology, but early astronomers were able to spot it with smaller telescopes

[@sidharthpatra4751]

The great red spot is visible with even smaller telescopes. It's so big that if any telescope can magnify the size of apple to your naked eye , u will be able to see great red spot

[@bigdonald123]

Yeah right 😂 they were assumptions ​@@PerceptivePlanet

[@captainkidd1329]

It was discovered in 1600s with the first telescope. It’s more than 300 years old

[@otuekongudofia6798]

Amazing! 😮

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

This channel is what the internet needs not some brainless girl doing the dumbest lame dance and getting millions of views! Or someone speaking into their headphones with another persons pre-made video over it. This is what humans need!

[@PerceptivePlanet]

thank you for saying that!!!

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

@@PerceptivePlanet Just pure facts!

[@noeltulley4567]

So Jupiter have water 💦🌊

[@PerceptivePlanet]

Jupiter’s atmosphere is mostly hydrogen and helium, but there is water vapor deeper in its atmosphere. However, it’s not quite like Earth’s water

[@HANA-z9k6u]

Im not ready to die😢

[@JavlinFinnell]

That’s Scary

[@PerceptivePlanet]

It really is! The sheer scale and power of the Great Red Spot are mind-blowing-it’s a storm that could swallow Earth whole, and it’s been raging for hundreds of years. Space can be terrifying and fascinating at the same time!

[@f.a.y.makeithappen4069]

AMAZING......... 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@PerceptivePlanet]

i agree!

[@albertansah1373]

The Jovan red eye moving at a speed of four hundred miles per hour for over four hundred years.This red eye is three times bigger than our planet earth 🌍.So what is happening for this cause on Jupiter.✍️✍️✍️✍️👺👺👺👀👀👀✅🌍.???.

[@PerceptivePlanet]

The Great Red Spot is a massive storm that’s been raging for centuries. Its persistence and size are due to Jupiter’s atmosphere and the lack of a solid surface to dissipate the storm’s energy

[@PabloGonzalez-u5d]

😮😮😮

[@Stufed_rascallss123]

…dat crazy

[@PerceptivePlanet]

I thought the same

[@petermessina7030]

It's crazy but we are completely surrounded by death. From the dangerous oceans depths here on earth, to lifeless space filled with planets with poisonous atmospheres. We are alone.

[@Unavailable_Username.]

✝️

[@PerceptivePlanet]

It’s a sobering thought. Space does seem hostile, but it also reminds us how precious life on Earth is

[@mikestyslinger5440]

I brush my teeth with it

[@PerceptivePlanet]

😂

[@KRIS-gs8bf]

Well then, let's go dancing!!

[@PerceptivePlanet]

Seems like the video didn’t grab your attention. Hope you find something more exciting to watch next

[@horchatayumm]

Mom, can we go see it?

[@PerceptivePlanet]

It’s a little far for a weekend trip, but who knows what future space travel might bring

[@carlreliford3522]

Air on JUPITER?

[@BlackHart730]

THAT'S F@CKIN CRAZY THAT JUPITER IS THAT BIG THAT A STORM FITS 3 🌎 😂🤣🪦⚱️⚰️☠️💀👻

[@stephenpascoe5870]

That we know of & thats sketchy 👌

[@yowzephyr]

I think of the Middle East as the Earth's monstrous storm that has been raging for hundreds of years.

[@PerceptivePlanet]

It’s true that both have long histories of turbulence, though the Great Red Spot is something on a whole different scale

[@gamingbrothers1890]

The Almightys majestic power

[@PerceptivePlanet]

Many people see the vastness of space as a testament to something greater

[@juanangel1040]

They had high powered telescopes to see that far in the 1700s? Yet it would take another 250 years to make a lightbulb or make a phone call. Anyone else smell bull SHIT???

[@PerceptivePlanet]

Back in the 1700s, they were able to spot some things like Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, but they didn’t have the technology to understand it deeply. The telescopes we have today are a whole different story

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

Wow!! Just like Rosie O'Donnell. She's been raging for a long time too.