For the past two years, NASA’s Juno spacecraft has been taking photos of Jupiter. But these are no ordinary photos of a distant minuscule planet. No, these photos come from a spacecraft that has gotten much closer to Jupiter than any craft has done before. Take a look here at the best shots Juno has taken.
These close-up photos of Jupiter are incredible
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