Two New Images of Jupiter Shared

NASA is about to study the largest planet in our Solar System in 2011. sent a spacecraft to Jupiter. Reaching the gas giant planet after a long journey of five years JunoSince then, he has sent countless data and images that teach a lot about Jupiter.

Juno, who is still on duty, has transmitted new data and images in the past weeks. Björn Jónsson, a space research scientist, edited an incoming image. two new Jupiter images created.

This is what Jupiter would look like if we could get as close to Juno and look at it;

Jónsson made some edits to an image that Juno captured on July 5, revealing the images above.

• The one on the left of the images, If a human is as close to Jupiter as Juno and the version he’ll see if he looks at it from that point of view. The image in question was taken when Juno was 5,300 km from Jupiter.
• In the image on the right, Jónsson made some contrast and saturation adjustments to the image. These arrangements were made according to the data obtained about Jüptier. Jonsson in the image, Jupiter’s atmosphere brought to the fore.

The color differences in the second image show us different parts of Jupiter’s atmosphere. changes in chemical composition is showing. It also reveals the nature of powerful storms forming in the planet’s clouds.

Juno’s mission was originally scheduled to end in 2021, but the spacecraft continues to send us news from Jupiter. Images and data from Juno are shared publicly on a website. If you wish, you can reach the most up-to-date images by clicking here!