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Perhaps the most iconic feature of Jupiter is the Great Red Spot—a colossal storm larger than Earth that has persisted since the 17th century. This storm's reddish color results from chemical reactions triggered by UV light, though the exact chemicals involved remain unknown. The storm's size has decreased over time, and it resides higher in the atmosphere, interacting intensely with sunlight. Another notable storm is "Red Spot Jr.," which formed from the merging of three smaller storms and has survived alongside the Great Red Spot, offering insights into atmospheric dynamics.