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Offered in both English and Spanish. Included in the ticket price, based on availability. This was the final view of Jupiter taken by Juno before the on-board instruments were powered down to prepare for orbit.

The image was taken June 29, , while the spacecraft was 3. The observations were supported by measurements taken by Juno. This artist rendering shows Juno orbiting Jupiter.

Jupiter and the gaseous planet's four largest moons -- Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto -- are seen in a photo taken by Juno on June 21, The spacecraft was 6. Juno made a flyby of Earth in October This trio of images was taken by the spacecraft's JunoCam. Three Lego figurines are flying aboard the Juno spacecraft. They represent the Roman god Jupiter; his wife, Juno; and Galileo Galilei, the scientist who discovered Jupiter's four largest moons on January 7, Jupiter was million miles million kilometers from Earth when Juno was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on August 5, But the probe traveled a total distance of 1, million miles 2, million kilometers to reach Jupiter, making a flyby of Earth to help pick up speed.

Technicians use a crane to lower Juno onto a stand where the spacecraft was loaded with fuel for its mission.

Technicians test the three massive solar arrays that power the Juno spacecraft. In this photo taken February 2, , each solar array is unfurled at a Lockheed Martin Space Systems facility in Denver. Jupiter is quite dramatic, in case you forgot about the Great Red Spot , the gas giant's perpetual giant storm. That's part of why Juno's steady stream of images since arriving at Jupiter in have been so amazing. In the new images, atmospheric features in Jupiter's northern hemisphere showcase clouds that swirl around a circle in a jet stream region called Jet N6.

Juno took the photo 8, miles from the cloud tops during its 18th close flyby of Jupiter on February The image has been color-enhanced and rotated by citizen scientist Kevin M. In case you're wondering what raw images look like when Juno captures them, you can browse and play around with them yourself.

And then you can create some swirly, starry and out-of-this-world inspired art of your own. During the flyby, Juno had all instruments at attention as it soared over the Great Red Spot to determine whether it's tied to a giant spiraling storm just below it and whether it has any mass. Overall, 32 flybys are planned, so Juno is just beginning the second half of its flybys. The mission is funded through , when it will come to an end.