What is hiding beneath Jupiter's giant storms?Jupiter is so large that more than one thousand Earths could fit inside it by volume. It spins in about ten hours, stretches clouds into colorful bands, and powers storms that can outgrow our entire planet.Dive through ammonia clouds, trace lightning beneath the storm tops, and circle enormous polar cyclones. Travel deeper into a world with no ordinary solid surface, where pressure transforms hydrogen into an electrically conducting fluid. Then cross faint rings and intense radiation to meet a family of moons shaped by fire, ice, buried oceans, and ancient impacts.Young readers will encounter: JUPITER expands outer space for kids into a complete planetary system. The largest planet becomes a cinematic world of storms, fields, rings, moons, and unanswered questions.
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