Astronauts on the ISS have captured what experts are calling the most powerful storm ever recorded on Earth a massive cyclone spanning thousands of kilometers, with wind speeds exceeding 400 km/h (250 mph). From orbit, it looks like something out of Jupiter’s playbook: a dark, spiraling vortex so vast it dominates an entire hemisphere. Meteorologists say it’s unlike anything we’ve ever documented and it’s being fueled by extreme ocean warming and atmospheric instability. This is more than a weat