Wonderful image from NASA's Juno spacecraft, of Jupiter’s southern hemisphere. This was shot during "PeriJove 09" - the ninth close pass that the spacecraft has made during its mission to the fifth planet. Passing over the southern hemisphere of the planet at 130,000 miles an hour, the spacecraft briefly becomes the fastest manmade object in the Solar System.
Image from NASA/Juno JunoCam 24 Oct, 2017.
Image processing by Sean Doran
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I've always thought the swirls on Jupiter were fascinating, and this photo is just remarkable in its colors and details! Thanks for sharing this lovely view! 😊
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Click on the link to the guy who processed this image. He's got some truly amazing images of Jupiter there.
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Oh, okay! Thanks for the tip! 😊
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