The great red spot of Jupiter is a relentless storm located 22 degrees south of the planet's equator. The storm is tremendously huge that the Earth could fit in it. Scientific observations showed that the storm has been raging since 1600. That's about the same time that Newton lived! Unfortunately, just like anything in the universe, it has its own end. The GRS has been observed to be shrinking, observations from the 1800 suggest that the GRS was 4 times it is right now. Perhaps at some point GRS will become a Great Red Memory.
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