Aurora over Jupiter’s South Pole
A giant aurora over Jupiter’s South Pole captured by Juno spacecraft.
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A giant aurora over Jupiter’s South Pole captured by Juno spacecraft.
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A stunning image of bright Jupiter next to the slender, waning crescent Moon, as it slid through the night. Credit Cristian Fattinnanzi
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