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The mission team of NASA’s Jupiter-orbiting Juno spacecraft executed a deep-space move in December 2023 to repair its JunoCam imager to capture photos of the Jovian moon Io.
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07.10.25
Riding Along to Jupiter
NASA Solar System X account posts real-time updates during Perijove 74.
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07.09.25
Recent Juno View of Io
In a post about the anniversary of Voyager 2’s Jupiter flyby, NASA Solar System’s X includes a reminder that Juno is studying the Jupiter system right now.
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07.04.25
A Fourth of July to remember
Today marks 9 years since the #JunoMission entered orbit around Jupiter. See the latest images and science findings at www.missionjuno.swri.edu
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NASASolarSystem’s weekly Postcards from the Planets includes a JunoCam image on X and Instagram.
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06.08.25
Perijove 73 Posted in Real Time on X
NASASolarSystem posted the most recent Jupiter fly-by as it was happening.
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05.27.25
JunoCam Io shot on JPL Instagram
JunoCam Io photo featured on NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Instagram
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05.23.25
JunoCam shot on IG
JunoCam image featured in @NASASolarSystem's Postcards From the Planets series on Instagram.
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JunoCam Rendering Featured by Astronomy Picture of the Day on X.
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Juno Featured By @NASASolarSystem On X In Virtual Fly Along For PJ71.
via @NASASolarSystem on X