Jupiter’s new look

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

• New images of Jupiter reveal that its Great Red Spot has holes.
• The infrared portrait of the planet also shows that lightning bolts form alongside 40-mile-high towers of turbulent clouds.
• Astronomers used NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, the Juno spacecraft that orbits Jupiter, and the Gemini Observatory on Earth to gather some of the sharpest-ever infrared images of the planet.