Juno Mission

Members of the public are getting involved with the Juno mission to Jupiter by helping to process and analyze images sent back by one of the instruments on board.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has bounced back from the glitch that prevented it from gathering any data during its flyby of Jupiter last week, agency officials said.

Jupiter appears to be flashing a big smile at the solar system, in an image created using data from NASA's Juno probe.

Jupiter's stripes are more than skin deep, according to observations by NASA's Juno probe, which has revealed many new surprises about the Jovian giant.

NASA's Juno Jupiter probe won't be settling into its final orbit around the giant planet this week after all.

NASA's Juno spacecraft trekked 1.7 billion miles (2.8 billion kilometers) to reach Jupiter, and a new video documents the probe's long-awaited approach into orbit around the gas giant.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has beamed home the first-ever photos of Jupiter's north pole, and scientists can hardly believe their eyes.

At 3:41 p.m. EDT today (July 31), NASA's Juno probe will reach the farthest point in its 53-day orbit around Jupiter — a spot about 5 million miles away from the solar system's largest planet.

Juno powered up five of its nine science instruments Wednesday (July 6), two days after entering Jupiter orbit, and plans to turn on the other four before the end of the month, NASA officials said.

Just minutes after Juno entered orbit around Jupiter late Monday night (July 4), Google's search page began showcasing a "doodle" celebrating the accomplishment.