Cyclones that look like flowers?
Have you ever seen how a hurricane looks from outer space? Even deadly storms can look cute from far enough away. These swirly formations are common on planets with an atmosphere and moisture, but they are a bit different on those like Jupiter.
That’s because Jupiter’s makeup is quite singular as a gas giant. The cyclones at its poles have no water content, and form a polygonal flower pattern that is mesmerizing to look at. Experts are not entirely sure why they are arranged like that.
