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A visible-light camera has captured the relative heights of clouds on Jupiter.

Dr. Gerald Eichstädt’s new video provides a wondrous look at Jupiter’s stormy atmosphere

NASA released a 3D animation featuring Jupiter's cupcake-looking clouds! It's getting frosty in Jupiter! A new video animation of the gas giant's frosted-cupcake-appearing clouds offers an excellent glimpse at the massive planet's atmosphere as NASA's Juno probe conducts a close-up flyby of Jupiter's satellite Europa next week to infiltrate the moon's frozen crust with its microwave radiometer (MWR), as reported first by Space.

Software deveoper, Gerald Eichstädt, has created stunning 3D renders based on Junos data, which he presented at the Europlanet Science Congress this week.

Did you know that Jupiter's Great Red Spot is a massive storm? Learn more about the solar system's largest planet in this article!

The smallest known main-sequence star in the Milky Way galaxy is a real pixie of a thing.

As the Juno spacecraft flew by Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, it raked for data with its cameras and host of scientific instruments.

Earth and Jupiter dont have a lot in common.

The successful launch on Saturday of the James Webb Space Telescope is a timely opportunity to reflect on what previous generations of telescopes have shown us.