Jupiter

Jupiter is the largest of the gas giants, and the largest of all of the planets in the Solar System. It is the fifth planet from the Sun. Mars and itself are the two planets that border the Asteroid belt. Jupiter has been known since prehistoric times. It also has rings but they're very hard to see.

Formation
Jupiter was formed by a nebula that continued to rotate and then clumped together due to a force called accretion. Because of its distance from the Sun, it did not have enough accretion to become a rocky planet. This Was The First Planet To Form.

Atmosphere
Jupiter's temperature above the clouds can reach -160 degrees Fahrenheit. When water precipitates, everything on Jupiter crystallizes. The surface temperature varies on the climate of the location on a point of Jupiter. Jupiter has hundreds of storms that ravage through the atmosphere. The main one being the Great Red Spot. This storm has been lasting for three hundred years. The atmosphere is mostly made up of hydrogen.

Another storm was the Oval BA storm, also known as Red Spot Jr., is a storm similar to that of the Great Red Spot, hence the nickname. This storm formed several decades ago, and is smaller than the Red Spot, being only about 0.9 Earths in diameter, nearly three times smaller than the Great Red Spot. This storm is located in the southern hemisphere of Jupiter, where it was formed. Three smaller storms collided and formed this storm, only for them to fully conjoin in early 2000.

Greatest of Them All
Jupiter rotates on its axis the fastest in the solar system. Jupiter takes only ten hours to rotate once on its axis. Jupiter is also the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter has 79 Moons the second most behind Saturn's 82 Moons. Jupiter also is home to the largest moon in the solar system, Ganymede.