Key products from the PJ1 pass will be posted and analyzed here.
The images collected during PJ3 are discussed here.
See Full ThreadThe images collected during the PJ6 pass are discussed here
See Full ThreadPJ7 images are discussed in this thread. The Great Red Spot will have its own thread.
See Full ThreadImages collected during the PJ8 perijove pass will be discussed here.
See Full ThreadPJ9 images are discussed in this thread.
High altitude hazes are imaged in the methane and RGB filters. This thread is general - methane images are discussed in a separate thread.
Images taken through the narrow-band methane filter show high altitude hazes and other interesting structure that gives us a 3-dimensional picture of Jupiter's cloudtops.
These are the small bright storms that "pop-up" above the cloud deck.
See Full ThreadJunoCam collected high resolution images of the Great Red Spot - a storm that has existed for centuries.
Discussion of results from JunoCam around the PJ11 close approach
Short- and long-term observation of circum-polar cyclones, together with according interpretations and analysis.
Short-term observations of FFRs, long-term FFR statistics, attempts of data reduction, and modeling
This thread will discuss Perijove-12 images. Perijove 12 was very rewarding: GRS, NN-WS-4, CPCs, FFRs, popup clouds, mesoscale waves, high phase angle observations of hazes, methane band images and an image stack, animations,...
At PJ13, as at PJ11, the spacecraft was pointed towards the Sun and Earth so the images of low latitudes were oblique. They included panoramic views of several interesting features.
On PJ14 the spacecraft orbit continues its evolution, bringing the subspacecraft latitude at perijove northward and the subs/c longitude closer to the subsolar longitude
As we acquire images of Io they will be posted here with approximate geometric information. Images are processed by citizen scientists.
Comments on the images from Perijove 15 (2018 Sep.7)
Here is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ16.
See Full ThreadHere is a report on the JunoCam images at PJ17
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