More climate change

But not on Earth this time, thank god: nah, this is on Jupiter, which is growing another red spot.

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope is giving astronomers their most detailed view yet of a second red spot emerging on Jupiter. For the first time in history, astronomers have witnessed the birth of a new red spot on the giant planet, which is located half a billion miles away. The storm is roughly one-half the diameter of its bigger and legendary cousin, the Great Red Spot. Researchers suggest that the new spot may be related to a possible major climate change in Jupiter's atmosphere.

Good stuff, eh? What will be interesting is to see if it eventually merges with the original "Red Spot". Although, of course, it is unlikely that I will be around to find out...