Jupiter

This really is a photo of Jupiter, taken by NASA by the "JunoCam." NASA encourages the public to download the raw files and have at them, so I did.

You can see the swirls of Jupiter's atmosphere and clouds in the image.

Explained here: http://www.cnn.com/2018/01/08/weather/jupiter-nasa-photos-juno-trnd/index.html

Busy at work again, so this will have to do. Thanks for taking time to visit.

[Lou Ann]

Well how incredible is this?! This is extraordinary Rosie. Huge fav!

[Jane Pittenger]

Amazing and what fun

[Taffy]

Wow -- very cool site, so thanks for sharing. And I do like your image result.

[Diana]

Simply magnificent, fav!

[Jane Anderson]

Very ingenious and beautiful! I always think of the Part III of "2001: A Space Odyssey" when I see Jupiter approaching--like a psychedelic trip!

[Leana Niemand]

How awesome is that!

[Lynda McG]

Wow!

[Kas]

Amazing!

[Call me Joe]

Bravo 👍👍👍

[Chris Johnson]

Incredible look at Jupiter! Makes me wonder what it looks like on the surface!

[Kathy]

Cool.

[Rachel]

Amazing.

[Rosie Kerr]

@cjphoto I think that we might be squished by gravity if we were to land there. ;)

[Cathie]

Very cool, Rosie!

[Ron]

I just saw something about this opportunity on the news here this evening. Terrific idea and nicely done!