Persistent sense of boredom
creeping in? Worried about our collapsing infrastructure? Let me momentarily ease
your problems by presenting some lovely images of Jupiter. They won’t resolve
anything in particular, but they just might comfort you in getting through the
day without shouting into a stranger’s face or kicking over a traffic cone.
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Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Gabriel Fiset
The spectacular,
enhanced-color image of Jupiter, included in a news release by NASA today, is centered
on a photo of Jupiter’s South Pole taken by the Juno spacecraft. Juno’s citizen
science camera has been capturing magnificent images of the gas giant ever
since it reached in orbit around Jupiter last July. The images are then shared
the public, which has been turning them into even more brilliant work of space
art.
Here’s another one:
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Image Credit: arudelife/Juno Cam/NASA
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And another:
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Image Credit: NASA / JPL-Caltech / SwRI / MSSS / Roman
Tkachenko
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And ANOTHER:
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Image Credit: Liroma-52/Juno Cam
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Okay I will stop now but seriously,
look at this thing:
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Image Credit: NASA/Juno Cam/Craig Sparks
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