Jupiter's true colors pop in new images from NASA's Juno mission
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A new image captured by NASA's Juno Jupiter explorer reveals features in the turbulent atmosphere of the solar system's largest planet in the same colors a human observer would see them.
(NASA/ESA/CSA, A Carter (UCSC), the ERS 1386 team, and A. Pagan (STScI))
The James Webb Space Telescope took its first direct image of a planet orbiting a distant star, proving its potential to revolutionize exoplanet research.
NASA's Juno explorer has revealed features in Jupiter's turbulent atmosphere in the same colors a human observer would see them. In what year did Juno launch?
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The crescent moon sets early on Thursday (Sept. 1), making the sky extra dark - ideal for viewing clusters of stars throughout the Milky Way galaxy with a backyard telescope.
The Celestron AstroMaster 70AZ telescope is a small and reasonably lightweight 2.7-inch/70mm achromatic refractor aimed at beginners after true-color views of solar system objects.
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