NASA’s Juno spacecraft has provided extraordinary insights into the mysteries of Jupiter and its moons. Yet, during its 57th ...

NASA engineers revived a radiation-damaged space camera on Juno using heat—just in time to capture stunning images of Jupiter ...

Jupiter and Earth were near their closest all year, but it still took over half an hour for a signal to go from Earth to the ...

Millions of kilometres from Earth, orbiting the giant Jupiter, NASA's Juno spacecraft faced a serious problem. One of its ...

NASA's Juno probe's been studying Jupiter for nine years. Conditions are super harsh, and the camera's been taking a beating.

NASA successfully completed a rescue mission to save the JunoCam camera on the Juno spacecraft, only recently revealed.

Initially expected to last only eight orbits, JunoCam functioned normally through the spacecraft’s first 34 orbits.

But JunoCam now has a mysterious problem. In a statement on Friday, NASA said JunoCam didn't acquire all the images it had planned to during a flyby of Jupiter on Jan. 22.

Amateur and professional scientists alike have created breathtaking renderings of Jupiter using raw image data from NASA's JunoCam. Since launching in 2011, NASA’s Juno spacecraft has made more ...

“The JunoCam imager aboard NASA’s Juno spacecraft did not acquire all planned images during the orbiter’s most recent flyby of Jupiter on Jan. 22,” NASA wrote in an update.

JunoCam’s field of view is much wider than that of Voyager’s narrow-angle camera. This means every JunoCam image is a kind of panorama, and its highest-resolution images will show wide swaths ...

JunoCam observed a total of nine plumes associated with active volcanic features on the moon, as well as other changes, such as new lava flows and other surface deposits.