NASA extends Mars InSight and Jupiter Juno missions for more years of science It's good news for anyone who loves Jupiter photos and marsquakes. Listen - 01:49 NASA's Juno spacecraft snapped this view of Jupiter's southern equatorial region in 2017. NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Kevin M. Gill Good news, space fans. We can look forward to many more jaw-dropping views of Jupiter. NASA has officially extended two trailblazing planetary science missions: those involving the Juno spacecraft and the Mars InSight lander. The extensions came after a review process. "The Senior Review has validated that these two planetary science missions are likely to continue to bring new discoveries, and produce new questions about our solar system," NASA's planetary science division director, Lori Glaze, said in a statement Friday.