Emily Lakdawalla at The Planetary Society:
On August 27, Juno soared across Jupiter’s cloud tops from pole to pole, with all instruments operating. NASA posted some terrific first results from several of the instruments today. And the JunoCam team released all 28 raw images taken during the close encounter. I’ve collected all the data onto a single page for easy browsing and downloading; I’ll have more to say about that below.
Her post is full of breathtaking imagery of Jupiter. There’s going to be a lot more where this came from: