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Today our #JunoMission completed its 52nd close pass by Jupiter! Earlier this year, it captured this view of storms and hazes on the giant planet. missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa…

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Oh hello, Io! During its 51st close flyby of Jupiter on May 16, our #JunoMission captured these views of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io.

More about Juno's exploration of Io: missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa…

Other recent images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p…

📸 processed by Kevin M. Gill
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Io aglow! Our #JunoMission observed Jupiter's moon Io in visible and infrared light, yielding this composite view showing hot spots across the surface of the solar system's most volcanically active world. missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa…
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50/50: On the heels of the #JunoMission's 50th orbit of Jupiter, NASA's Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter has completed its 50th flight on Mars. The numbers are a coincidence, but the pace of exploration across the solar system is not! Join us for the journey: solarsystem.nasa.gov
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An epic dance: At this very moment, the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter for its 50th close pass of the giant planet. Ride along using our 3D solar system simulator: go.nasa.gov/3ZI8Q7
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Where else in the solar system do we see active volcanoes? Jupiter's moon Io – seen here by @NASAVoyager and in infrared light by the #JunoMission – is continually tugged by gravity from Jupiter and its other moons, resulting in hundreds of volcanoes. solarsystem.nasa.gov/io
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The JunoCam instrument aboard the #JunoMission spacecraft captured this image of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io on Dec. 14 from a distance of about 40,000 miles (64,000 kilometers). The team expects additional images from the pass to be available soon at missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p…
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So many choices this year!

#LucyMission flies by Earth go.nasa.gov/3ssVDBf
@NASAPersevere collects samples mars.nasa.gov/msr/
@NASAWebb spies Neptune go.nasa.gov/3VpXvGR
#JunoMission sees Io in infrared go.nasa.gov/3C7oNek

More: solarsystem.nasa.gov/news
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What's your favorite planetary postcard from '22?

#DARTMission impacts an asteroid go.nasa.gov/3Gh6ciG
@MarsCuriosity marks a decade on Mars go.nasa.gov/3Gh6R3E
@NASAWebb eyes Jupiter go.nasa.gov/3WlIwzb
#JunoMission encounters Europa go.nasa.gov/3WjSwJb
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The #JunoMission spacecraft successfully completed its 47th close pass by Jupiter on Dec. 14, but an on-board computer issue disrupted the downlink of data collected during the pass. Juno is healthy, and the team expects to complete the full downlink soon: missionjuno.swri.edu/news/juno…
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Our #JunoMission is turning its gaze to Jupiter’s volcanic moon, Io.

Juno is expected to complete nine flybys of the Jovian moon, observing how volcanoes interact with Jupiter's aurorae and magnetosphere. go.nasa.gov/3FVXRR0
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Jupiter and its moons 😍 #JunoMission sped low over Jupiter’s cloud tops, capturing Io and Callisto in the distance last November. Two citizen scientists made and processed this photo using raw JunoCam data. Learn more about this stunning image here: go.nasa.gov/3U1Kgf7 #NASAJPL


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