The Power of Jupiter's Red Spot

[@andygrng]

We really should be updated about neptunes and jupiters weather through the weather apps

[@jonathansurujon6283]

Yes, that's very relevant to our daily life.

[@harvia8348]

@@jonathansurujon6283 iknow right. Ivebeen told that you can predict your day just by looking at the storms!

[@lamaripiazza5226]

Andy Grüning Good idea💡

[@alexanderr7181]

@@jonathansurujon6283 Surely not, Minecraft obviously holds more importance. Thanks for speaking out on this

[@jamiesmith4745]

Alexander R lol

[@AliHSyed]

The Universe is so beautiful. What I wouldn't give to see these planets up close through the window of a spaceship.

[@catipultgood824]

Ali Syed honestly same

[@martiddy]

Maybe humans will have the opportunity to live that experience in the next 30-50 years.

[@rwood1995]

I would settle for actual photos and vids from inside the planets

[@varukenprime445]

Ali Syed the closest thing to your wish is getting a game called elite Dangerous. It has a simulated milky way galaxy with all the stuff in it. Dont let yourself be fooled by the trailers or the website. If you like the wonders of space and like to travel and have that feeling of „being there“ then grab yourself a VR headset, grab the game, get yourself an exploration ship and go ! There is NOTHING closer to the real thing. I myself am out there for a year now, exploring and visiting remote worlds. Its wonderful.

[@varukenprime445]

Ali Syed seriously, check this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3O3iHupjrh4ecU

[@Marcus-gh8bh]

Your voice sounds like the evolution of a text to speak voice.

[@leonskennedyisthebest]

Is it supposed to be mean?

[@Bluepizza1684]

Sandy_Roses I don’t think so I think that it is more of a complement that it is a better text to speech

[@excuzza]

Daniel Pedersen I think he was referring to how concise, yet natural it sounds. What one would likely expect from an evolved text synthesis.

[@ksp-crafter5907]

@@dan78789 Snowflake!

[@LucidVision138]

@@dan78789 Basically a snowflake is someone that is easily offended by the dumbest shit.

[@phoule76]

rejoice, teens: those giant red spots won't last forever!

[@Scorpion-md8hb]

Never got a hikki and in 19

[@tiberius1999]

I think he’s referring to acne.

[@erik_struga5678]

ok boomer

[@alexanderr7181]

@@erik_struga5678 why are you on a space video, go back to tiktok

[@shaunely63]

@Jeffrey Kelley Adult roseaca can be painful.

[@americandream7419]

Seeing the big Great Red Spot with your own eyes is a unique experience. I’ve seen it numerous times with a telescope and every time i see it i can’t help but feel scared knowing I’m witnessing something so small seen from here on earth when in reality it is a massive storm the size of earth that has ravaging through the planet for thousands of years.

[@sidneybear4850]

What telescope do you have ?

[@SychoSam]

so you need a year for answering a question?

[@diamondpearl9947]

Me watching this at home:😲 If I watched this in science class:😑

[@BurstShotzX]

School was a drag lol for sure. You love it more as a adult.

[@ummYeaShure]

Yup I agree, in school whenever we watched movies about this type of stuff I would freakin fall asleep, and be bored out of my mind. Now I sit at home and watch these videos on youtube for fun..... Crazy lol.

[@felipehernandez-pedroza8288]

School is a waste of time. It is obsolete. I learn more with videos of all kinds of subjects than what I learn at school.

[@hanazawakana9790]

yeah,All of my classmate will be so lous

[@mhm77887]

@@felipehernandez-pedroza8288 So true. I have learned so much from videos online compared to school studies. Not sure why that's the case, but school education systems are not well developed.

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

I'll come back in the 2030s to confirm this video.

[@zagreus4728]

Good luck

[@excursiusofpixels6571]

!remindme 10 years

[@goose7642]

The Drunk Koala If society hasn’t collapsed and or a pandemic hasn’t killed off all of the human race and or this platform still exists

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

I bet you won't

[@supad1424]

hope we make it through this corona virus

[@Thorozak]

Here i thought the storm was shrinking due to performance anxiety with so many people watching, anyone would get nervous!

[@padmanabhtiwari2396]

🙃

[@eazythedon54st]

😂😂😂😂😂wth

[@Sciller4]

I read once that a satelite crashed into Jupiter and formed a storm which still lasts. Somehow, my 8 year old brain thought that it was referring to the great red spot. Turns out it was there for 350 years? Wow!

[@Sinnbad21]

Marijan Yep. Well it’s been there for “at least” 350 years. We don’t know how long it’s actually been there

[@this_is_patrick]

I don't think a puny satellite can create any kind of storm on any planet, it would be torn apart by gravity or get burnt by atmospheric friction long before it reaches the lower atmosphere.

[@GhalidiusTrident]

"at least" 350 years is referring to when jupiter was discovered by galileo, he was the first person to observe this storm. that happened 350 years ago

[@Sinnbad21]

This is Patrick He might not actually be wrong in saying that it created a storm (although it’s definitely not the big red spot, lol). As crazy as it sounds, I wanna say I heard that same thing as well. Although if it did create a storm it would be a baby one. Either way I suppose I could just look it up and find out lol.

[@justapersonz5441]

This is Patrick He said that he thought that when he was a child.

[@banpls7360]

i demand a proper funeral when the red spot finally fades

[@maleman4079]

YES

[@LordofFear6970]

Hopefully

[@jupiter8390]

You may never knew that my big red spot gave me a disease.

[@Origin_of_Sh0wbiz]

Oh no Jupiter u ok?

[@spaghetti5914]

Hello jupitet

[@cultoftheforsaken]

Hahahahahhah you're a failing star,hahahhahahahhaha!

[@zhabiz5153]

did u change ur name and puic just for this video?

[@jupiter8390]

zhabiz HZ Nah it’s been like this

[@stefansynths]

At 2:30, you say the number for Fahrenheit and show Fahrenheit and Celsius. At 2:38, you say the number for km/h and show the conversion for mph. At 4:52, you say "700 degrees", and show "1300*" which seems to be the conversion of 700C to 1300F, or maybe you're correcting an incorrect figure, I can't be sure. Please pick a system of units as your preferred system and use that for everything you say. If you want to say both, say your preferred system first. Always show both the figure for both unit systems on screen.

[@xBris]

I second that. And I'd strongly suggest you focus on the international system of units, since this is an educational video.

[@sweiland75]

It's time for Americans to catch up with the rest of the world by learning metric.

[@DavidRSAT]

sweiland75 Don’t point the finger at the people. Point it at the educational system.

[@this_is_patrick]

@@sweiland75 Americans are taught both SI units and the imperial derived US customary units, you think they use lbs, ft, in, and yds in scientific circles? The customary unit is still preferred for daily use because 1) it's the norm, and 2) at this point, it's too costly to fully convert to metric without any perceived benefits. These are why they still stick with it outside of academia, international trade and the military. Primal Space is in the wrong here for being inconsistent, but US education, for all of its flaws, isn't bad in this context.

[@stohess]

This is Patrick All the other kids with the pumped up kicks better run better run faster than my bullet

[@ShadowlessX1]

Why does looking at Jupiter remind me of coffee

[@lenkngomez8451]

As Above, So Below..

[@three-stripes]

Delicious! Get me a cappuccino!

[@oceanepetit9009]

Haha for me I see a lasagna everytime

[@Dunkzilla42]

Because God is Black

[@dylanscott894]

It looks like bacon to me.

[@maya-4733]

No own seems to care about Saturns rings going away in 2400

[@davidszczepan5855]

Because thats in 2400

[@dinomarcus7319]

@@davidszczepan5855 still sad

[@alpha6549]

Wha Fr?

[@gettinmoney1203]

because everyone alive today will not be alive in 2400

[@kinglui1257]

Jahseh Onfroy careful life don’t say that you never know

[@markuspl4y]

Only 90 kids will remember the red spot Edit: Calm the fuck down its obviously a joke. Everyone knows the red spot.

[@kjxnz]

MarkusPl4y and 2006

[@cba.literallycant.]

Just Kaijxnz nah ur a 2010s kid

[@lookinglikeabelugawhale338]

@@cba.literallycant. 2010s kid??

[@Username-or9nr]

PvtMadnage - [Bro. Matthew] There is no god

[@jclkaytwo]

2000s kid here, i can confirm we do remember the great red spot. :)

[@asmallpug]

“The Power of Jupiter’s Red Spot” *Yeah so Neptune..*

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

I thought they mistitled the video at first, but then it all made sense when they started drawing comparisons between the storms on both planets.

[@jasjas1966]

They can’t get the weather on earth right .... Its funny they try to predict of another planet

[@shatnermohanty6678]

jas jas mind blowing comment Bro 😆 you deserve to win a Nobel just for this 👍

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

Hehe, well they could probably generalize :P "Today on Earth, sunshine, and rain...some snow, and lots of wind. Your 10 year forceast" :P

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

But that's how you learn! If you have a prediction you can at least go back and see what went wrong with it. That way you'll make a better prediction next time.

[@BlueRGuy]

It's their plan to destroy scp 2399 with IO

[@abhijitdhar5861]

Its really amazing to know that in my lifetime I would be to see the storm got vanished

[@SirKolass]

How is that any amazing? it'll just be gone slowly, you won't even see it lol...

[@haruhirogrimgar6047]

@@SirKolass It is amazing for the ability to shout "BACK IN MY DAY JUPITER HAD A RED SPOT THAT COULD ENGULF THIS WHOLE PLANET AND RIP IT APART LIKE A KIT-KAT BAR! Nowadays you Young'ins think that Saturn is hot sh*t because we found life on Titan that can wipe us out." Future generations don't get that privilege. Which is why it is amazing.

[@theworldoverheavan560]

@@haruhirogrimgar6047 lol

[@nertz4579]

Its amazing to think that there is a possibility that one day we will say "Do you remember what you were doing when Jupiter's Red spot disappeared?"

[@godofdoor6558]

It's always gonna be weird to lose something so iconic and well known, losing something that big to our solar systems knowledge in just 30 - 50 years. I think it's going to be remembered for a while at least.

[@MajDuty]

I've seen the Great Red Spot with my own eyes through my little 5" maksutov cassegrain. Sad to hear it may be dissapating

[@andyfumo8931]

Good sir, I'd like to know how this differs from say...a Walgreens selection of telescope 🧠🕵️

[@MajDuty]

@@andyfumo8931 Something from Walgreens I will assume has a smaller objective lens and that means less light and less resolution. You might be able to see the red spot but not as sharply.

[@andyfumo8931]

@@MajDuty thanks for that respectful insightful explanation

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

Ooohh, I looked it up! What else can you see with it? *trying to see if I could or should Justify such an expense* lol

[@MajDuty]

@@TragoudistrosMPH On a still night you can easily see the Cassini Division in Saturn's rings and on the best nights even the Enke Gap. You can see pretty good detail in Jupiter's clouds, polar caps on Mars when it's close. I've seen the Ring Nebula, just a little smoke ring looking thing

[@cameronf3343]

That’s a phenomenonal thing on its own to me. The red storm is a defining thing of Jupiter I’ve daydreamed about since I was a child, the thought of it being a new storm is insane. It’s barely different in age to the Jamestown settlement, yet seems like it would’ve been there since the planet came to be. With the role it plays in the condition of the whole planet, is it expected to heat up further or start to cool with the winds calmed?

[@gnualmafuerte]

"without actually observing it". Ehm, no. That did happen (that we knew about it without having observed it), but that was until the 1850s, when it was actually observed through a telescope. Then we discovered it had been actually seen before by Galilei in the early 1600s, but he didn't recognize it as a planet.

[@gnualmafuerte]

@Cheech Bickens What a stupid argument. It's fairly common to talk about world-changing scientific discoveries from the past as "we", in the sense of "human kind". It's often not used for recent discoveries, but when we're talking across the centuries, when generations of scientists are involved, "we" as in humankind is not uncommon.

[@gnualmafuerte]

​@Cheech Bickens Ah, I take it you finally got your first modem. How is this internet thing working out for you? That's great. Reply back when you finally turn 14.

[@Jordi47]

@GRX ikr

[@theeasternspy266]

@Cheech Bickens are you saying that when Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon he should've said "One Small step for me. One giant leap for NASA"?

[@theeasternspy266]

@Cheech Bickens tsk tsk tsk, chill mate.

[@LCARNT]

Dude thats SCP [REDACTED] !

[@smithwhitney99]

EXACTLY

[@playbabethebookshelf6249]

Oh no, the repair almost done!

[@randomlymadeanimations52]

Let’s hope their here to hug us•w•

[@rebelli65]

4999 or something righgy

[@randomlymadeanimations52]

Indian Mapper 2399

[@WAVE0025]

Jupiter has been going through puberty for 350 years,about time those red spots finally disappear

[@AmyraCarter]

I'm actually surprised that the Red Spot is still there. Makes me wonder if another one will appear shortly afterward.

[@mrpotatocream9499]

What Spots just came on every planet

[@ChefSeblefr]

Frigid Gaming Wait what were you trying to say?

[@mrpotatocream9499]

@@ChefSeblefr i meant to say what if spots just came on every planet sorry

[@SirKolass]

@@mrpotatocream9499 df are you talking about

[@mrpotatocream9499]

@@SirKolass omfg i mean of the storms came on every planet

[@MemesnShet]

*SCP-2399 is getting ready...*

[@TateH25-o7v]

Memes n Shet scp 1386 is better

[@Zoe-oq6id]

SCP-173:DONT TAKE YOUR EYES OFF ME

[@amaya6123]

@@Zoe-oq6id im on team 999

[@amaya6123]

@@Zoe-oq6id scp-999

[@itskevinjustkevin]

somebody please get Dr bright on the horn

[@lilyrogowfski1154]

Kudos to the camera guy who got up close to capture these beauties for us :' )

[@FreeKentHovind]

JOKE: How do you organize a space party?? YOU PLANET! ;-)

[@s1ndrome117]

kill me

[@nostalgicuniverse9747]

Thank you for this, i needed this joke. :)

[@ismathem]

🤭

[@ehsaanaminNINJA]

O God

[@creditcard3466]

Ha..Ha..Ha.. this is too funny

[@averyevans8115]

The thought of seeing Jupiter up close in person terrifies me lol I look at it almost every night through a telescope but just the size of this beautiful planet is mind blowing

[@pobsdad]

Millennials in 40 years, "When I was a lad, Jupiter had a Great Red Spot!" Gen Z's, "You mean a Small Red Spot?" Gen Alpha, "Jupiter had spots?"

[@berkkarsi]

I like how the video also talks about Neptune and compares its dark spot to Jupiter's red spot. I knew that Neptune had a spot too but didn't know much about it. Thank you for talking about Neptune too :)

[@offthxthc]

i believe that there’s many other galaxies just like ours that has human life on it but one thing that would be cool is if we really do find them and find life there we’ll be able to find a way to communicate with them. Life’s just crazy and filled up with many mysterious things

[@cakeadventure8412]

2030s (after the red spot disappears): First good weather on Jupiter in the last 350 years...

[@goose_memes]

underrated

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

overrated

[@goose_memes]

@@Corn0nTheCobb no

[@Corn0nTheCobb]

underrated

[@daydream10.18]

Jupiter never had a good weather in the first place. Lol

[@jamieevans5979]

This video would be far more interesting if it pointed out the relationship between the position of these storms on Neptune and Jupiter with the position of the Sun's dark spots, Olympus Mans on Mars etc. and compound tetrahedra. All of these celestial features are located at 19.47º north or south of the equator, the same as where the extremities of compound tetrahedra intersect a sphere.

[@vagabon5130]

most facinating thing iv ever heard. neptunes storms can reach MORE than 1,000 kilometers an hour. thats insane, i can't even fathom that.

[@zimvader25]

Earth has the less severe but most unpredictable weather in our solar system

[@ThuyTiCao]

Only cuz we have a sustained atmosphere complemented with a vast water source

[@XCosmixs]

It’s sad. I’m not even an adult and so far (even when I was a 8 year old),I’ve always known Jupiter for the red spot. It’s like losing a good memory that you’re had for a long time.

[@pradysaligram4130]

Born too late to explore the Earth yet too early to explore the universe.

[@otaku-chan4888]

But at just the right time for memes XD

[@tawxic1]

you could always explore the seas

[@lebamanoitata8170]

Explore the dishes

[@ghosthound17]

Explore my drawers.

[@booognish]

haha _ spark fuck that hit me hard... if you ever find anywhere to explore, hit me up..

[@RudeReaper]

Jupiters storm looks like freshly poured milk into a cup of coffee 2:06

[@daviddechamplain5718]

Neptune was repeatedly observed through telescopes well before Voyager.

[@gaabbeh7735]

Tr

[@antaxari]

Thank you for updating the recent weather of Jupiter. Really beneficial, since I am going to take a vacation over there next week.

[@guynorth3277]

Saw the 'red-spot' June of 2019 through a telescope - so awesome.

[@hoodieboy1515]

I also went looking for the earth's curvature but never saw one. Either in person or with the use of internet. Care to show me proof of the curvature without the evidence using fish eye lens or distorted camera? I'm waiting

[@guynorth3277]

@@hoodieboy1515; Not sure just how high one must climb somewhere, but I've seen the "curvature" of the Earth, hundreds of times.

[@REY4EVERMAN]

@@hoodieboy1515 Ain't nobody got time for trolls who wanna go back to the dark ages. We're all looking to go forward, either come with or stay away.

[@cpotisch]

Su Goi Jesus Christ you’re stupid. Just wow.

[@legionman2441]

@@hoodieboy1515 The devil wanted to be god and now he is, The earth spins around the earth at "66,6"27 mph

[@alexanderheld2200]

Nice video! Please mention whether you're referring to °C or °F the next time, when talking about temperatures . Thanks

[@slaptoad]

Jupiter trying to hide his spot like a pimple Earth: look at Jupiter’s BIG RED SPOT!

[@glennsilva5699]

Earthlings: LOL !!

[@joshtown9504]

Because space cannot live without Squarespace

[@arkonis6884]

I love your work but I was found completely lost when you talked about temperatures, as it was either in Fahrenheit or Celsius, for a video of this type, you should be more precise and give the unit everytime, or stick to the international unit system Either way, good job

[@tarambukis-c2q]

Bro, can you not read? It literally shows both celsius and fahrenheit on the screen.

[@arkonis6884]

@@tarambukis-c2q 2:38 is an other exemple of this problem, saying a unit and showing an other, it's disturbing

[@cjjordan5535]

@@arkonis6884 dam too lazy to read dont like it fuck off and watch someoneelse your opinion is irrelevant

[@KevinSmith-tq3gm]

@Dyslexic Batnam Think you meant figurative

[@ezucra]

“It’s bad to use your gadgets always” “Ok just buy me a book” “No, it’s too expensive”

[@HotelPapa100]

0:22 "And scientists had only predicted its existence, without actually observing it." Rubbish. That's how Neptune was discovered, but it has been observed in telescopes ever since.

[@ardalla535]

Those jet streams mentioned must be deeper than what we see in the photos. The Red Spot is spinning much faster than the bands on either side would indicate. In fact, those bands seem to be hardly moving at all.

[@aksnr6562]

Uses farenheit for Jupiter's core temperature. 5 seconds later: Uses kilometres for the speed of the great red spot's spinning.

[@rubyfirefly2582]

Wow hard to imagine that some day that red spot will be gone, let alone in our lifetime. That's going to be an incredible day.

[@Nion_-ik5rb]

Keep going!

[@nightshiftrider819]

Great video! The animations really bring it to life

[@BulgarianProds]

The spot isn't getting smaller, the planet is getting bigger...

[@aaryaniranah2626]

Fo real?

[@pinfigure772]

puberty hit Jupiter hard.

[@swargpatel7634]

Wow a 300+ year long puberty. Learn respect tiny human

[@rafaellins597]

Everybody knows that Jupiter's Red Spot was caused by SCP-2399

[@Stitchpuppy01]

Since I was in middle school this has been one of the most fascinating things in the Universe to me.

[@Meitti]

"Discover Neptune". Why would anyone want to go into a planet made out of fart gas?

[@punctuationman334]

Meitti I’m pretty sure there’s an abundance of solid hydrogen on the planet, which is a valuable energy source.

[@HypedHazard456]

Research

[@tannerthorson114]

Nah that’s uranus (I had to)

[@les8947]

i just googled how long the great red spot has been there on google and it said 340 years. As of December 1st 2019. thats insane, it blew my mind. i cant wait until i am 30 and get notified that the red spot has vanished :(

[@Mephisko46]

Ahh yes, SCP-2399. The [DATA EXPUNGED]

[@LordofFear6970]

Idiot

[@yeahboi4018]

This is my new favorite channel

[@15gamershaven89]

Hello and awesome video

[@simonelliott5209]

FOR THE GULLABLE YES I AGREE LOOOOOL

[@felixion7066]

Is it just me, or seeing the red spot move is so satisfying

[@dfwrailvideos]

me when watching primal space: cool my brain: ooooooooooo dats guud facts

[@mriganksonawane1277]

Nature is beautiful, but fierce. Merciless. And powerful beyond our reach.

[@yougotta2505]

feels like some folks are a little obsessed with this red spot

[@illusions500]

@@Garbagejuicewaterfall lmao.

[@Origin_of_Sh0wbiz]

Not wrong

[@Sub_Zero__]

Imagine a weather report on Neptune. "Today, we have a strong storm coming in with possible wind gusts of 1,000+ MPH."

[@boogliummoo7809]

I like Jupiter, it's my favorite planet.

[@LordofFear6970]

It’s mine too as well with Neptune

[@JACKALz]

I thought Hubble was made only to view distant objects, and that trying to look at any planets in our solar system would be a blur.

[@simonelliott5209]

they allways contradict theselves < they peddle so many lies they cant keep track of them n it comes bk to bite them, ALL CGI

[@prasnapuri2786]

No one: Me: thinking they were taking about the pimple on my face in the thumbnail

[@101-c6y]

prasna puri shut the fuck up that wasnt funny id rather kill my self than see this awful comment well gbye

[@sarahm.5305]

300 subs with no videos challenge wtf is wrong with you chill

[@flop1272]

300 subs with no videos challenge lmao

[@TheRadioactiveBanana32]

This episode of primal space supported by square space

[@TylerSepecan]

I can inform you this is indeed correct.

[@AbhishekKumar01]

Thanks for filming Jupiter this close facing the violent storm.

[@thisguy5635]

The aliens on neptune shut down their project after being seen

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

Imagine how terrifying that would be? Haha

[@RebelEight-z7q]

I'm supposed to be sleeping but here I am, being intrigued by a giant red spot on a planet millions of miles away.

[@klg7594]

And I thought my acne’s bad.....

[@Brandon-wo9nh]

It still is, this video doesnt change your severe acne

[@theworldoverheavan560]

@@Brandon-wo9nh lol

[@WhiskyKarlsson]

I don't agree that 2 "wind band" can keap the storm at the same spot (~2:18). My belief is that there has to be some activity on the surface kausing the event even that we cannot see any surface.

[@conallia]

Omg Jupiter’s storm is shrinking due to global warming. Guys, let’s save Jupiter!!!!! 🛡🌪🌪🌪🛡

[@erikliljeberg1796]

*We NeEd SoCiAlIsM tO sAvE jUpItEr*

[@noble2694]

Thank you very much.Keep uploading mysteries mysteries.

[@WillScarlet1991]

The Power and Artistry of God 😊

[@aravindj6550]

Thanks for the video. It was amazing ❤️

[@lefaboo3941]

I thought the thumbnail was a sunny side up egg

[@SpikaLim]

Thank you for including the metric system so that 95% of the earths population can understand what you are talking about. Seems like many scientific videos on KZbin doesn't do that very often, even though you should always use metric when talking about science. Great video!

[@hevillepeacefoot8647]

I can easily defeat the red spot with 1% of my power

[@squu9800]

Thank you for the upload primal space. Very interesting, hope I get to see this storm vanish🙂

[@IsabelTheDemon]

sıqɐuuɐɔ 🙂🙂

[@bedshitter6946]

Isnt the most iconic thing in our solar system earth?

[@malenatully]

Space is vastly beautiful, yet deadly, but holds its own secrets.

[@richardeast3328]

Predicted it's existence, without really observing it. Really.

[@glennyj65]

I immediately thought about Planet X (or 9).

[@straight-outta-jutta]

Love your videos! Always 10/10

[@NASALunarLight]

This reminds me of the SCP or malfunctioning destroyer.

[@JesusRocksTryPrayin]

Awesome vid! Here's lookin at u Jupiter

[@snkaron708]

Im probably the only one who hopes this isn't life threatning

[@hermitapurpurr9178]

It's ok, Eren will try and save you

[@snkaron708]

I believe it's the other way around..

[@shinden1736]

Hello

[@juwitzkeold]

I love this video do much, Jupiter an Neptune are the best 💙

[@hrishikkumardas69]

2030: storm's dead 2040: crazy aliens appeared. Although its impossible. I just wanted to make a meme.

[@mjt2231]

If storms of this magnitude are common features on those two planets, chances are good Juptier will develop another Red Spot in the future.

[@ThePolistio]

This guy sounds like the bot used to narrate memes

[@MrSajjad1989]

I can't imagine Jupiter without his red spot

[@sstills951]

The universe reminds me of a girl I was going to date. Its large, dark, has a black hole and I want to explore it.

[@JBMetalProductions]

girls should have pink holes, not black...

[@sstills951]

Jerad Burns Music yes they should. But sometimes they don’t.

[@jajajajja3481]

@@sstills951 Oh god... Be brave

[@tamayoki7537]

Jupiters Red spot:"Just like stirring a Coffee"