NASA's Juno revealed mushballs on Jupiter, reshaping our understanding of deep, violent gas giant storm systems.

The fifth planet from the sun, Jupiter ... any known winds on Earth. Jupiter is a massive ball of gas. Its clouds are composed of ammonia and water vapor drifting in an atmosphere of hydrogen ...

The Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) captured a stunning view of Earth’s western hemisphere, with white clouds and snow, deep blue oceans, and green and brown continents. NASA ...

Juno and Hubble images from 2017 showed a powerful updraft ... down to a depth where the pressure in Jupiter’s atmosphere is about 30 times higher than that at sea level on Earth. That means the storm ...

Io is an incredibly active and extreme place, with glistening lava lakes and volcanic eruptions shooting sulfur and magma to ...

Explore the amazing discovery of Jupiter’s swirling dark vortices and their connection to its powerful magnetic field and ...

Lucy spacecraft, which passed 200 miles above the Earth's surface ... Lucy's appearance in our atmosphere, people across the world were encouraged by NASA to share whatever images they can grab ...

With the exception of Pluto, planets in our solar system are classified as either terrestrial (Earth-like) or Jovian (Jupiter-like ... make up what is known as an atmosphere.

In 2014, images from the Hubble Space Telescope showed the spot to be orange, and roughly the size of Earth. What lies beneath the high ammonia clouds is no less dramatic. As a gas giant, Jupiter has ...