Red Spot On Jupiter, Wide Enough To Swallow Earth

Juno Spacecraft of NASA has successfully provided information about Jupiter's atmosphere. The whole information has also included a Great Red Spot. Scientists studying the largest planet have claimed that around 1000 Earths can fit into the spot. The red spot has its roots into the planet deep into 2,000 miles. 

Juno has been orbiting Jupiter ever since 2016. It has worked on obtaining information about the atmosphere, interior structure, internal magnetic field of the planet, It has also been supposed to fly by Europa, Jupiter's moon along with exploring the small rings around the planet. Scientists have claimed that the red spot is shrinking as time is passing. Bolton has also claimed it is the biggest storm in the entire solar system.