At first glance, Jupiter’s moon Io hardly looks real. Its surface is covered in swirls of yellow, orange, red, white, and black, with patterns that could easily be mistaken for an abstract painting.

For much of human history, Jupiter was a distant, blurry dot. This video explores the incredible advancements in astronomy, showcasing detailed imagery of Jupiter and its moons, captured by ...

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has captured an extraordinary image of Thebe, the second-largest of Jupiter’s inner moons, providing new insights into the planet’s distant ring system. This close flyby, which ...