In summary, the Juno spacecraft discovered new storms on Jupiter through analyzing high resolution images captured by its instrument, JunoCam. These storms provide valuable insights into the planet's weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics, and comparing them to existing ones can further enhance our understanding of Jupiter's atmosphere. Studying these new storms can also help us learn more about the complex interactions between the planet's atmosphere and magnetic field, its water cycle, and the presence of substances such as ammonia and methane. Juno will continue to monitor these storms and other weather phenomena on Jupiter, allowing scientists to track their evolution and behavior over time.