Jovian Close Encounter captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft |

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Beautiful swirling clouds in the north-north temperate belt of Jupiter captured in the image

A multitude of beautiful swirling clouds in the dynamic north-tempered belt of Jupiter is captured in this image of the NASA Juno Space Probe. Several bright white "pop-up" clouds, as well as an anticyclonic storm, called white oval, appear in the scene. (NASA Image)

(NASA) – A multitude of beautiful swirling clouds in Jupiter's dynamic north-north temperate belt are captured in this image of NASA's Juno spacecraft. Several bright white "pop-up" clouds, as well as an anticyclonic storm, called white oval, appear in the scene.

This image with optimized colors was taken at 13:58. PDT 29 October 2018 (16:58 EDT) as the spacecraft made its 16th close flyby of Jupiter.

At that time, Juno was about 7,400 kilometers (4,000 miles) from the summit of the planet's clouds, at a latitude about 1965 degrees north.

Citizen scientists Gerald Eichstädt and Seán Doran created this image using the JunoCam Imager's data from the probe, as well as their raw images. .

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