The NASA vehicle captures an amazing image of the whirlpool on the buyer
NASA's Juno spacecraft on May 29 picked up a stunning image of Jupiter on its 20th journey, showing a dark spiral of the planet's atmosphere.
NASA showed that the picture was taken 9,200 miles from the planet's cloud peaks, and some other images showed a bright and high clouds swollen with sunlight.
According to the British Metro website, Gerald Ischstadt and Sun Duran treated the image using the data obtained by the Juno camera and named it Jupiter Abyss
NASA said anyone could know the location of the Juno spacecraft and see what was happening in real time or what had happened earlier in the trip, through simulations provided by the Juno team .
Jono has been around the buyer since 2016 after a five-year cruise on the same planet.
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