In May, Juno returned an image of the moon Amalthea above Jupiter’s “Great Red Spot.” According to NASA, a tiny potato-shaped moon with a radius of just 52 miles (84 kilometers), Amalthea is ...
Citizen scientist Gerald Eichstadt processed a JunoCam image that reveals tiny moon Amalthea in ... [+] front of Jupiter's Great Red Spot. Mars is a famously red object in our solar system ...
Jupiter’s tiny Moon Amalthea was captured by NASA’s Juno mission on March 7. Jupiter’s colourful belts and swirling storms, in addition to the Great Red Spot, are clearly visible in the ...
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