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When was the Great Red Spot on Jupiter first recorded?
Quick Answer
The Great Red Spot was first recorded in 1665.
The Full Story
The Great Red Spot was first described in 1665, making it one of the longest-observed storms in the Solar System. It is a giant anticyclonic storm on Jupiter, wider than Earth. The feature has changed in size and color over centuries, but it has persisted far longer than any storm on Earth. Its long history makes it a key target for planetary scientists studying atmospheric dynamics.
Key Facts
1.First recorded in 1665
2.A storm on Jupiter
3.Larger than Earth
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