Juno Orbiting Jupiter

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  NASA’s Juno Probe Faces Silence as Mission Ends Amid Government Shutdown

  NASA’s Juno probe, orbiting Jupiter since 2016, may have stopped operating after its latest extension expired during the U.S. government shutdown. The mission, which unveiled Jupiter’s interior, polar storms, and moons, awaits confirmation—though NASA cannot verify its status until funding and communications resume.

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  NASA's Juno Probe Unlocked Mysteries Of Jupiter, But It May Already Be Dead

  The mission was extended until September 2025, allowing for additional orbits and flybys of Jupiter's moons like Ganymede, Europa and Io.

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  NASA Reveals How It Fixed A Camera 370-Million-Miles Away In Deep Space

  The technique has implications for future space missions, showing the potential for remote diagnostics and repair in deep space.

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  NASA’s Juno Mission Captures Huge Storms on Jupiter’s Surface

  NASA's Juno spacecraft has delivered a phenomenal picture of the Jupiter surface. The shot features fascinating vortices or hurricane-like spiral wind patterns forming near Jupiter's north pole. The Juno mission flew past close to Jupiter on July 5 this year. It clicked the striking photo using its JunoCam instrument.

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  This Is What Jupiter's Largest Moon Ganymede Sounds Like

  From our Moon to Mars to Jupiter, researchers are baring all guns to find more about the world around us. While the current focus is on the Moon and Mars, there already is a probe orbiting Jupiter. Named Juno, the probe's goal is to understand the origin and evolution of the solar system's largest planet.

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  Solar Powered Spacecraft Juno Completes Its Eighth Flyby Of Jupiter: NASA

  NASA's solar-powered Juno spacecraft has successfully completed its eighth science flyby over Jupiter's mysterious cloud tops, the US space agency said today.

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  NASA's Juno Probe to Fly Over Jupiter's Great Red Spot Today

  Juno, which earlier this month marked its first year in orbit of the gas giant, will offer "humanity's first up-close and personal view of the gigantic feature."

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  Juno To Remain In Current Orbit Around Jupiter: NASA

  NASA's solar-powered Juno spacecraft, which has been probing Jupiter since July last year, will remain in its current 53-day orbit around the gas giant planet for the remainder of its mission.

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  Nasa's Juno Spacecraft Loses Computer Before Close Encounter With Jupiter

  Nasa's Juno spacecraft lost its main computer shortly before it was due to make an orbital pass near Jupiter on Wednesday.

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  Glitch, Safe Mode As Juno Space Probe Orbits Jupiter

  Officials in charge of NASA's Juno space probe orbiting Jupiter last weekend delayed a crucial maneuver due to a main engine malfunction, they said Wednesday.

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  Juno Set To Reach Farthest Point In Its Jupiter Orbit

  Five years after departing from Earth, NASA's Juno spacecraft is all set to reach the farthest point in its orbit of Jupiter on Sunday to "get the science" of the giant planet with a mass two-and-a-half times that of all the other planets in our solar system combined.

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  Watch Stunning Time-Lapse Video of Jupiter's Moons Orbiting the Planet

  Nasa releases time-lapse video of Jupiter's moons Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto revolving around the mighty planet shot by its spacecraft Juno during last month.

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  What Is the Goal of Juno's Mission to Jupiter?

  The Juno mission aims to peer beneath the clouds around Jupiter for the first time to learn more about the planet's atmosphere.

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  NASA's Juno Probe Enters Orbit Around Jupiter

  NASA scientists have confirmed that Juno, a football-field-sized spacecraft designed to unlock some of the secrets of our solar system, successfully entered an orbit around Jupiter on Monday night.

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  Juno Enters Jupiter's Orbit And Google Puts It On Homepage

  After Juno, a spinning robotic NASA spacecraft built like a tank entered into the orbit of Juptier, the largest planet in the solar system, search engine giant Google celebrated the momentous occasion with a doodle on its homepage.