NASA's Juno spacecraft was dispatched on a mission in 2011 to study the planet Jupiter. It has beamed back some truly stunning images and valuable data on the solar system's largest planet.

Juno's extended mission trajectory allows for closer passes over Jupiter's north pole, enabling the MWR instrument to enhance its resolution of polar cyclones.

The four biggest moons of Jupiter aren't just blurry smudges in Galileo's telescope anymore. The Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei discovered Ganymede, Callisto, Europa and Io back in 1610, which ...