Jupiter's surface is a maelstrom of clouds undulating in stormy patterns that cover the entire planet. You dive below the surface to seek the source of Jupiter's uneasy turbulence. You find that below the layers of clouds are streams of gases which rise up from the bowels of the planet to fuel the storms.

As you explore deeper and deeper into the depths of Jupiter you never reach a solid land mass. You find that Jupiter is comprised entirely of liquid and gas.