[ad_1] Credit: Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Not all oppositions are created equal. This week’s sky target offers a good case in point, as asteroid 3 Juno reaches its most favorable viewing position …
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[ad_1] Getty ImagesVitaliyPozdeyev Stargazers are gearing up for a big weekend because a giant asteroid will make its closest approach to Earth since 2005, lighting up the night sky. The 145-mile wide …
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[ad_1] NASA's Juno spacecraft continues to send unpublished images of Jupiter's house, which includes the one at the top of this page that shows a "dragon's eye" on its surface at a …
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[ad_1] <! – -> By NASA // November 11, 2018 <! –-> magnificent and swirling clouds in the north-north temperate Jupiter belt, captured in the image A multitude of beautiful swirling clouds …
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[ad_1] The surreal and impressionistic storm on Jupiter captured in the new image took place in the northern temperate belt of the planet. NASA's Juno spacecraft has captured a stunning new image …
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[ad_1] From time to time, NASA publishes photographs so strange that they seem to be whipped directly on the canvas of a painter. The last batch captured a "dragon's eye" and a …
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[ad_1] The Juno probe that studies Jupiter broke this image of the gas giant's clouds on October 29, 2018. Credit: Gerald Eichstädt / Seán Doran / NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / …
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[ad_1] NASA has revealed a stunning new image of swirling ‘oil painting’ storms on Jupiter. It shows storms in Jupiter’s dynamic North North Temperate Belt captured by NASA’s Juno spacecraft. ‘Appearing in the …
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[ad_1] The folks managing the Juno spacecraft believe the huge wave structures seen below are atmospheric gravity waves. You know the ripples caused when you throw a rock into a pond? It’s …
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