NASA’s Juno orbiter has returned its latest batch of images of giant Jupiter, which are as impressive as ever. Despite suffering from radiation damage earlier this year, its JunoCam camera ...

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For nine years, a spacecraft known as the Juno orbiter has divided its time between observing the gas giant of Jupiter and studying its moons, including Io. And on its third flyby of the celestial ...

Close-ups of Jupiter and its gorgeous cloud-tops star in the latest batch of images sent back from NASA’s Juno orbiter. Launched in 2011 and at Jupiter since 2016, Juno orbits the giant planet ...

the orbiter will circle the planet another 42 times, investigate its moons and complete the first-ever extensive exploration of Jupiter’s faint rings. Image captured by Juno during its 66th ...

A number of high-profile missions would get the axe, including the New Horizons Pluto probe and Juno Jupiter orbiter.

The volcanic world of Jupiter's moon Io can be seen in extraordinary detail in new images beamed from NASA’s Juno orbiter after its most recent flyby. “With our pair of close flybys in ...

Following Juno's orbit of Io in Feb. 2024, the NASA orbiter will skim the Jovian moon on each of its subsequent orbits of Jupiter, but each will become subsequently further away from Io's volcanic ...

That means there's a good chance something on Io has changed since NASA's Galileo orbiter last encountered it in 2002. NASA's robotic Juno spacecraft is delivering the fresh data on Io with a ...

Juno will eventually burn up in Jupiter's atmosphere as its trajectory around the planet erodes. Relax, though: NASA says the orbiter is not at risk of crashing into and contaminating Jupiter's ...