Jupiter, the giant of our solar system, has always fascinated scientists and skywatchers alike. But the recent images ...

This Voyager 1 image of Jupiter's moon Callisto was taken from a distance of 217,000 miles. Callisto is about 3,000 miles in diameter (about the size of Mercury).

Tuesday morning, scientists at the International Gemini Observatory release three stunning images of Jupiter that scientists managed to capture using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope and a few ...

They were taken by NASA’s New Horizons probe, which passed Jupiter in 2007. New Horizons is on its way to Pluto, and flew past Jupiter to steal some of its energy and boost the speed of the probe.

The images include pictures of its storms, swirling patterns, poles, and even a snap of the volcanic moon Io. Juno is scheduled for its next close flyby of Jupiter on December 16.

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) – A NASA spacecraft has sent back the first pictures since arriving at Jupiter. An image released Tuesday shows Jupiter surrounded by three of its four largest moons.

As promised in yesterday's BA blog entry, here is another shot of Venus and Jupiter tonight. Unfortunately, the pictures are slightly different exposures (click on the images to get bigger versions).

Asteroid-bound spacecraft, OSIRIS-Rex, photographed Jupiter and its moons while on the hunt for Earth Trojan asteroids.

The Juno Team Wants Your Pictures of Jupiter Amateur astronomers are encouraged to send in their best shots. Elizabeth Howell June 29, 2016 ...

This July 10, 2016, image released by NASA was taken by the Juno spacecraft, five days after it arrived at Jupiter. The image shows Jupiter’s Great Red Spot and three of its four largest moons.

Juno entered orbit around Jupiter last week after a five-year journey. It’s on a 20-month mission to map the giant planet’s poles, atmosphere and interior.