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What causes the highly differentiated color banding on Jupiter? | Astronomy.com
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What causes the highly differentiated color banding on Jupiter?

Dennis Hollingworth, Redondo Beach, California
Jupiter-striped-atmosphere
Jupiterò??s striped atmosphere results from the interaction of different chemicals and varying wind patterns. NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
Clouds and gases flowing in Jupiterò??s atmosphere (and those of the other giant planets as well) create the banded patterns.

Most of Jupiterò??s atmosphere is hydrogen and the visible clouds are thought to be ammonia, but there are traces of other chemical compounds.

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