Wanderingspace
Imaging the bodies of our Solar Sysytem.
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Most recent posts
From processor Ted Styrk, “The Juno Jupiter orbiter flew by Io, Jupiter's super-volcanic moon, on May 16, returning arguably the best imagery of the moon since the Galileo Orbiter around the beginning of this century. …
An unusual perspective, captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft in 2018.
This is not natural light, nothing is from Webb. The infrared image combines data from two filters which are shown in blue and orange,. The planet displays a blue hue in the resulting representative-color image …