Juno (spacecraft)

• English: Images taken by the Juno spacecraft, a NASA mission to Jupiter. All images are taken by the JunoCam instrument unless otherwise noted.

Earth flyby (9 October 2013)

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  Approach Earth perigee
• Video of Juno's approach to the Earth-Moon system, taken by the star tracker system

Pre-Jupiter arrival (21 June 2016)

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  Image taken on June 21, 2016, at a distance of 10.6 million km, during Juno's Jupiter pre-arrival phase
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  Jupiter and the Galilean moons animation, composed by images taken during June 2016
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  Red Spot spotted by Juno before arrival
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  Last image taken before instruments were powered down for orbital insertion. Taken on June 29, 2016, distance 5.3 million km

Jupiter arrival (5 July 2016)

Orbital insertion at Jupiter. No images taken during Perijove 0 due to all the instruments being turned off during the orbit insertion phase.

Post-Jupiter arrival (5 July 2016 - 27 August 2016)

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  Image taken on July 10, 2016 from 4.3 million km
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  Jupiter image taken on August 23, 2016 from 4.4 million km

Perijove 1 (27 August 2016)

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  Approaching Jupiter's north pole
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  Juno's Perijove 1 arrival and departure
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  Jupiter's north pole
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  Jupiter's south pole
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  High resolution image of Jupiter's southern hemisphere
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  JIRAM infrared image of Jupiter's southern aurora
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  Jupiter's sunrise, an image created by scientist Alex Mai using JunoCam's data

Perijove 2 (19 October 2016)

No image had been taken due to Juno entered safe mode during Perijove 2.

Perijove 3 (11 December 2016)

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  Seventh of Jupiter's "string of pearls"
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  Image of Jupiter's cloud tops
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  Jupiter's blue cloud tops
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  Juno's close look of Great Red Spot
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  Jupiter pearl and swirling cloud tops

Perijove 4 (2 February 2017)

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  Jupiter's north pole
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  Jupiter's south pole

Perijove 5 (27 March 2017)

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  Different atmospheric conditions in collide

Perijove 6 (19 May 2017)

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  JunoCam's image of south polar region of Jupiter, at a distance of 46,900 km (29,100 mi)
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  Jupiter's south pole storms
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  Jupiter's southern hemisphere

Perijove 7 (11 July 2017)

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  Jupiter's image from 16,535 km (10,274 mi)
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  Jupiter and the Great Red Spot
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  Jupiter's Great Red Spot just before pass
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  Pass over Great Red Spot
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  Jupiter's Great Red Spot just after pass
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  Juno's eye on Jupiter
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  Jupiter's equatorial region
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  Jupiter south pole and southern hemisphere

Perijove 8 (1 September 2017)

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  Amalthea's shadow of Jupiter
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  Low resolution image of Jupiter's moon Io, processed by Roman Tkachenko
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  This image shows two Galilean moons. Io is visible close to the planet, while another moon, Europa, is on the left side. Processed by Roman Tkachenko
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  Io seen by JunoCam on 2 September 2017

Perijove 9 (24 October 2017)

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  Juno's Perijove 9 southern hemisphere
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  Jupiter's north blue clouds, taken from a distance of 18,906 km (11,748 mi)
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  Perijove 9 departure, Io (right) and Europa (left) are visible
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  3x enlarged image of Io, some details are visible

Perijove 10 (16 December 2017)

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  Above Jupiter's cloud tops
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  Jupiter south pole
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  Jupiter south pole 2
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  Jupiter south pole 3
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  Io seen by Juno from an altitude of 338,007.7 km (210,028.2 mi) above Jupiter
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  Infrared image of newly discovered heat source on Io

Perijove 11 (7 February 2018)

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  Jupiter's southern latitudes
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  Jupite's southern hemisphere

Perijove 12 (1 April 2018)

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  Intricate clouds of Jupiter

Perijove 13 (23 May 2018)

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  Chaotic clouds of Jupiter

Perijove 14 (16 July 2018)

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  Jupiter seen from 36,034.5 km (22,390.8 mi)

Perijove 15 (6 September 2018)

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  Jupiter seen from 89,500 km (55,600 mi)

Perijove 16 (29 October 2018)

• Flyby video of Jupiter
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  Shape of a dolphin in Jupiter's clouds
• Jupiter from an altitude of 4,400 km (2,700 mi)
  Jupiter from an altitude of 4,400 km (2,700 mi)
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  Io on Jupiter's horizon

Perijove 17 (21 December 2018 )

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  Plume near Io's terminator

Perijove 18 (12 February 2019)

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  Jupiter with Great Red Spot