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archiemcphee:
NASA’s Juno space probe (previously featured here) continues to send back truly awesome images of Jupiter.
“As part of NASA’s engagement with the public, it’s periodically releasing photographs taken during the Juno probe’s orbits around Jupiter. All photos are downloadable for professional and amateur astronomers to post-process, resulting in some incredible work. People are even encouraged to vote for their favorite photos and help decide what to photograph next.”
Juno’s next flyby is coming right up on May 19, 2017. Follow the probe via the Mission Juno website, Facebook page, or Twitter feed to keep up with the latest images sent from some 365 million miles away.
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archiemcphee:
NASA’s Juno space probe (previously featured here) continues to send back truly awesome images of Jupiter.
“As part of NASA’s engagement with the public, it’s periodically releasing photographs taken during the Juno probe’s orbits around Jupiter. All photos are downloadable for professional and amateur astronomers to post-process, resulting in some incredible work. People are even encouraged to vote for their favorite photos and help decide what to photograph next.”
Juno’s next flyby is coming right up on May 19, 2017. Follow the probe via the Mission Juno website, Facebook page, or Twitter feed to keep up with the latest images sent from some 365 million miles away.
[via My Modern Met]
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