The picture was taken by the Juno probe from a height of 16 thousand km of the upper cloud layer of Jupiter.
The us space Agency posted on its website a new image of Jupiter from an unusual perspective.
Usually images would be assembled so that the famous Red spot located at the bottom, i.e. like in the southern hemisphere of Jupiter.
Freelancers NASA Erstad Gerald and Sean Doran did not turn this image taken by the Juno probe. In addition, they are subjected to the color correction to make more distinct the many vortexes in a raging atmosphere of a gas giant.
The picture was taken Juno 10 July 2017. At the time of the capture probe was at a distance of 16 thousand kilometers from the upper layer of the Jupiter clouds.
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