Astronomers just stitched together an unprecedented portrait of Jupiter in infrared — and realized its Great Red Spot is full of holes

By Morgan McFall-Johnsen New snapshots of Jupiter reveal its turbulent weather in infrared — the spectrum of light just beyond visible wavelengths. To get these unprecedentedly sharp images, a team of researchers from NASA and the University of California, Berkeley combined data from the Hubble Space Telescope, the Juno probe that orbits Jupiter, and the …