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Breathtaking New Photos Show Jupiter's Hypnotic Swirling Storms, And H

Ever since space slot probe Juno gave us our first incredible views of the poles of Jupiter, the regions have fascinated and mesmerized us.In one of the latest pictures Juno has sent back of the north pole, you can see why: a medley of storm vortices, connected and interconnected,

appearing serene from a distance, but raging with an intensity we can only imagine here on Earth.The image was obtained during Juno's 43rd close flyby of our Solar System's giant planet on 5 July, when the spacecraft skimmed a relatively close 25,100 kilometers (15,600 miles)

above the polar cloud tops. Due to its axial orientation, Jupiter's poles aren't visible to us most of the time, so planetary scientists rely on Juno data to conduct studies of the atmospheric dynamics at play in these mysterious and tempestuous regions.