Jupiter's Great Red Spot
The most recognisable feature on Jupiter is the huge anticyclonic storm called the Great Red Spot.
This storm is large enough to engulf a whole Earth-sized planet at once.
This latest 2019 image of Jupiter taken by Hubble and other observations taken from telescopes on the ground reveal a peculiar detail.
The huge storm which has raged on Jupiter’s surface for at least 150 years continues to shrink.
The spot's width is getting smaller by just under 1000 kilometres per year.
The reason for this is still unknown so Hubble will continue to observe Jupiter in the hope that scientists will solve this stormy riddle.
Much smaller storms also appear on Jupiter as white or brown ovals that can last as little as a few hours or stretch on for centuries.
Translation by: Bethany Downer