Jupiter's Great Red Spot getting taller as it shrinks: NASA
Jupiter's Great Red Spot, once big enough to swallow three Earths, has been shrinking for about 150 years but growing taller while doing so, NASA has discovered. The first confirmed sighting of the Solar System's largest storm was in 1831 while continuous records have been maintained since 1878. It is currently big enough to accommodate just one Earth, said NASA.