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Bookmark or Share- JunoCam Discussion - Mission JunoStorms develop and evolve, and other atmospheric features come and go. An imaging team, the scientists that operate the cameras on NASA missions, always begins with a discussion phase that covers what we know and what we would like to learn. You are a member of our JunoCam virtual imaging team.
- JunoCam - Mission Junojunocam Welcome to the JunoCam community where you can actively participate in the mission! Upload your images of Jupiter and help us decide what points of interest JunoCam will photograph.
- Fifteen Views of Io from Juno's PJ55 encounter - Mission JunoOn October 15, 2023, NASA’s Juno spacecraft flew past Jupiter’s volcanic moon Io and acquired these amazing images using its JunoCam camera. The c...
- JunoCam's Highest Resolution image of Io - Mission JunoJunocam has four filters: three visible (red/green/blue) and a narrowband "methane" filter centered at about 890 nm. The spacecraft spin rate would cause more than a pixel's worth of image blurring for exposures longer than about 3.2 milliseconds.
- JunoCam : Processing - Mission JunoJunoCam is now showing the effects of that radiation on some of its parts. PJ56 images show a reduction in our dynamic range and an increase in background and noise. We invite citizen scientists to explore new ways to process these images to continue to bring out the beauty and mysteries of Jupiter and its moons.
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