By Sakshi Sah
Published Mar 03, 2025

Hindustan Times
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5 Jupiter pics captured by NASA Juno

NASA's Juno spacecraft has been orbiting Jupiter since 2016, capturing incredible images and revealing new secrets about the gas giant’s atmosphere and magnetic field.

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NASA’s Juno spacecraft continues to capture breathtaking images of Jupiter.

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Launched in 2011, Juno entered Jupiter's orbit in 2016, aiming to study the planet’s atmosphere, magnetic field, and deep interior.

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Jupiter images help scientists understand Jupiter’s weather systems, including its famous Great Red Spot, and its complex cloud structures.

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Juno’s high-resolution cameras have revealed vivid and dynamic storm patterns across the planet's surface.

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The Great Red Spot, a massive storm, is visible in many of Juno’s images, providing new insights into its size and intensity.

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Juno has also captured unique images of Jupiter's poles, where massive cyclones swirl, showing different weather dynamics from the equator.

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The spacecraft’s images highlight Jupiter's distinct cloud bands and their varied colours, which change as you move across the planet’s atmosphere.

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The spacecraft’s JunoCam camera is a key tool in capturing detailed images.

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NASA’s Juno mission continues to send back data, enriching our understanding of Jupiter, its magnetic field, and its atmospheric phenomena.

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