Jupiter

Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System. It has many storms on the clouds. It is big enough to engulf 1,300 Earths. It is the closest gas giant to the Sun. Excluding dwarf planets and asteroids, it spins mighty fast, 9 hours 56 minutes in one rotation. It has many moons it is like a mini-Solar System itself.

Temperature
Temperatures don't get hotter at the equator, instead the temperatures are frigid at the very top clouds, however, at the downer clouds it is a bit warmer, until you reach the core, which is much hotter than most cores of the space celestial bodies.

Failed Star
Jupiter may be a "failed star". It possibly could have been a star itself, if it were only bigger. It wasn't big enough to burn up.

Bright Sight
Jupiter is close enough and big enough to be seen through the night sky, it is the fourth-brightest natural light in the sky; Venus third place, Moon second place, and Sun first place. Although Mars is closer, Jupiter is much bigger and brighter.

Great Red Spot
The Great Red Spot is a great violent storm that is presently three times bigger than Earth. Scientists have seen this for more than 200 years or more. The Great Red Spot is a red oval.

Moon Apartment
Jupiter makes a good apartment for moons. 69 presently moons have been discovered, 53 have been given names, but 16 moons have not been given official names yet. Jupiter has so many moons, and the four biggest were seen at once with one eye. They were discovered the same day, none earlier, none later. However, Saturn once had more moons than Jupiter discovered, in recent times.

Rings
Jupiter has 4 sets of rings. The halo ring, the main ring, the Amalthea gossamer ring, and the Thebe gossamer ring.