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What is the Great Red Spot?
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Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a swirling storm 30,000 kilometres across. It was first seen by astronomers as long ago as 1664. Storms on Earth last a few weeks at most. The Great Red Spot has lasted for centuries because Jupiter has no solid surface to slow it down.
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Book:
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