In a series of newly released papers from a science team on NASA’s Juno mission, new data is helping researchers discover how Jupiter’s atmosphere functions underneath the planet’s thick upper cloud layer.
The papers were published in the journals of Geophysical Research: Planets as well as Geophysical Research Letters and shine light on the gas giant’s inner atmosphere, cloud belts, polar cyclones, and its iconic Great Red Spot.
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