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Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer vs alternatives
Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer animates 5 real published width measurements side by side so a reader can see how much the storm has shrunk at a glance - NASA's own Hubble image releases win as the source, original-resolution photographs; the Jupiter Magnetosphere 3D Explorer wins for exploring Jupiter's magnetic field and radiation environment rather than this visible storm's size history.
| Option | Strength | Access | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer (this page) | 5 measurements compared side by side in one scaled 3D scene | Free, in browser | 5 fixed historical measurements, not a live feed of the storm's current size |
| NASA's own Hubble image releases | Original-resolution official photographs | Free, official source | No 3D size-history teaching visualization |
| Jupiter Magnetosphere 3D Explorer | Real published figures on Jupiter's magnetic field and radiation environment | Free, in browser | No visible-storm size history |
Key published figures
| Figure | Value |
|---|---|
| Late 1800s width | about 41,000 km |
| 2014 width (Hubble) | about 16,500 km |
| High-speed ring winds | about 430-680 km/h |
| Storm depth (Juno) | about 480 km below cloud tops |
Start with the step-by-step guide or when to use. Open the Great Red Spot Jupiter 3D Explorer.
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