NASA’s Juno spacecraft, orbiting Jupiter, has captured an image of the swirly storms present on the largest planet in our solar system. Jupiter’s radius is 11 times wider than Earth, making it a planet with immense size. The image captured by the Juno space probe highlights the unusual and beautiful nature of Jupiter’s swirling storms. The image has once again brought forth the wondrous nature of our universe, inspiring astronomers and space enthusiasts alike. This image is one of many which have been captured by various space probes, satellites, and telescopes, and it is hoped that these images will continue to inspire scientific exploration in years to come.
NASA’s Juno captures stunning image of Jupiter’s storms
NASA's Juno space probe orbiting Jupiter captured this breathtaking image of the swirly storms on the largest planet in our solar system. Jupiter's radius is 69,911 kilometers, 11 times wider than Earth.
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