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Jupiter's atmosphere displays spectacular cyclonic and anticyclonic storms, some persisting for long periods of time. How do these storms form?
◦ Like on Earth, they result from differential solar heating of the equatorial region versus poles, and resultant atmospheric circulation.
◦ Jupiter has a very strong magnetic field, and these storms both form the field and are strengthened by it as it feeds electric currents in the atmosphere.
◦ They form like storms on the Sun, for low level nuclear fusion in Jupiter's core.
◦ They are due to internal heat exchange within the planet, basically convection currents transferring internal heat to the surface.
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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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