The nights surrounding June 7 will see Jupiter and Mercury crowd together close to the horizon in the northwestern sky.

Studied side by side, Webb's shots reveal stunning new details of the gas giant that Hubble couldn't detect. ... The Hubble Space Telescope image of Jupiter, left, with its icy moon Europa.

A new view of Jupiter takes the usual shot of the planet's Great Red Spot and flips it on its side. The captivating new perspective comes from an image created by two citizen scientists who used ...

Friday morning, Mercury and Jupiter will appear side by side in an astronomical event called a conjunction. ... Sri Lanka, in 2019. From left to right, the moons Callisto, Ganymede, ...

An infrared image of the planet Jupiter (left) and a close-in image of the Great Red Spot and its surrounding areas in different colors. A colored bar shows that bluer colors on this side show ...

[Jupiter: left] – The forecast ... If you head to the ESA Hubble website you can also see side-by-side comparisons of Jupiter in November 2022 and January 2023, and Uranus in November 2014 and ...

The comet broke into 21 fragments, which continued to orbit around Jupiter. It was discovered the following year by Carolyn and Eugene M. Shoemaker, and David Levy and was the first comet ever ...

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The mission, originally called Mariner Jupiter-Saturn 1977, received a name change before launch to the one we know today: Voyager, the longest-running space mission in history.

The image also shows Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, the large eye-shaped feature at upper left. A storm the size of two Earths, the Great Red Spot has been raging for more than 300 years.

Catch Jupiter and Mercury side by side in the evening sky this week. Anthony Wood. Fri, June 6, 2025 at 4:00 PM UTC. ... with Jupiter positioned to the upper left of Mercury.

Jupiter photo from NASA's Juno spacecraft shows the planet from a different perspective and puts the Great Red Spot on the left side.