Its surface features many alternating bands of clouds that spin in opposite directions. White bands are known as zones, dark bands are known as belts. They are caused by material rising from, and failing to, the interior of the planet. The risings and failings are due to convection currents within the planet. The Coriolis effect on the surface causes the winds to spin in opposite directions.
Organic chemicals cause the color of the belts.
The Great Red Spot on Jupiter is caused by winds spinning in opposite directions on the surface - essentially a permanent hurricane. D. Jupiter has no surface per se. As one descends through the clouds, they become increasingly dense. At a certain point, they are so dense, they are essentially liquid. E. Jupiter gives off twice as much energy as it receives from the sun.