NASA's Juno spacecraft has been taking high-resolution photos of Jupiter for the last eight years, but the machine never ceases to surprise with the breathtaking quality of its images.

A NASA spacecraft made its closest-ever approach to Jupiter's moon Io, coming within 930 miles of the "surface of the most volcanic world," and the space agency released new images of the flyby.

Watch this: NASA video gives a Juno's-eye view of the approach to Jupiter 02:57 Hubble has imaged the region many times and noticed a dark band -- a sliver of black against the deep reds of the storm.

Close-ups of Jupiter and its gorgeous cloud-tops star in the latest batch of images sent back from NASA’s Juno orbiter. Launched in 2011 and at Jupiter since 2016, Juno orbits the giant planet ...

The image was taken by JunoCam – a camera aboard NASA’s Juno space probe, which was launched from Earth in August 2011 and successfully entered Jupiter’s orbit in July last year. The image has a ...

"Mind-blowingly brain-melting," said a NASA spokesperson, describing the high-resolution images. Advertisement The images come from Juno's 66th flyby of Jupiter, showcasing the planet in ways ...

A NASA spacecraft flew by Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons, on Thursday to collect information about one of the most intriguing ocean worlds in our solar system. The Juno mission’s first image ...

We're seeing some of the highest resolution images of Jupiter ever obtained from the ground. Dark spots in the planet's famous Great Red Spot are actually gaps in the cloud cover.

The majority of imagery from the Juno mission is taken by an instrument called JunoCam, which scientists revealed was able to take four high-resolution images of Europa's surface as it raced past ...

New images from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal the dazzling auroras of Jupiter, shining hundreds of times brighter than those on Earth. The breathtaking displays, captured on Christmas Day ...

The high-res camera was designed not only to take stunning, scientifically useful photos of Jupiter, but to get the public involved, too. Since Juno spins along its route, JunoCam was designed to ...