You've never seen Jupiter's south pole quite like this. A new photo by NASA's Juno spacecraft show Jupiter's south pole as seen from above during a recent close encounter on Feb. 7. The photo is ...

Jupiter is the largest ... but the planet’s south pole doesn’t get nearly the same amount of attention. In a new series of images captured by the Juno spacecraft we get one of our best looks ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Right now, NASA's $1.1 billion Juno spacecraft is orbiting Jupiter. It's the second spacecraft in history to do so, and its orbit is taking it over Jupiter's north ...

There's no shortage of incredible images from NASA and its variety of spacecraft ... The space agency has published a series of images showing Jupiter's south pole in all of its blue glory ...

Six cyclones can be seen at Jupiter’s south pole in this infrared image taken on Feb. 2, 2017, during the 3rd science pass of NASA’s Juno spacecraft. Juno’s Jovian Infrared Auroral Mapper ...

SAN FRANCISCO — NASA's Juno probe discovered a giant new storm swirling near Jupiter's south pole last month, a few weeks after pulling off a dramatic death-dodging maneuver. Juno spied the ...

Image showing Jupiter's south pole from 32,000 miles up. Oval features are cyclones up to 600 miles in diameter. Image showing Jupiter's south pole from 32,000 miles up. Oval features are cyclones ...

It took one and a half days to download all the data Juno sent back from its 6-hour transit from Jupiter’s north pole to the south pole. NASA's latest knee-slapper incorporates Roman mythology ...

NASA's Juno probe sent back images of Jupiter's north pole. &#151 ... The JunoCam instrument acquired this view of Jupiter's south polar region about an hour after closest approach on Aug ...

After flying within about 2,500 miles of the planet’s cloud tops on Aug. 27, NASA ... captured the south pole’s bright aurora in high detail. Juno didn’t just watch Jupiter’s auroras ...

Io and Jupiter. Juno isn’t the first NASA spacecraft to image Io—it ... exiting over the south pole to return to a more distant position on what is its elliptical orbit of the planet.

A NASA spacecraft spotted an eerie green light coming from Jupiter. The light is believed to be the glow from a bolt of lightning near the planet's north pole ... by NASA's Juno mission as ...