JunoCam's Closest Approach Images of Jupiter, Captured August 2016
This compilation depicts a series of JunoCam images of Jupiter taken before and after NASA's Juno spacecraft made its closest approach to the gas giant on August 27, 2016. The montage captures Jupiter from various distances as the spacecraft approached and then moved away. The black spots in some of the frames are the shadows of the Galilean moons. This image can be used for educational purposes, presentations on space exploration, articles on NASA missions, and science documentaries highlighting the Juno mission and its exploration of Jupiter.
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