NASA's Juno spacecraft has unveiled exciting discoveries from Jupiter and its moon, Io, revealing insights into the planets' atmospheres and surfaces.
Juno's data shows Jupiter's powerful jet stream near the north pole and massive cyclones that move like bouncing springs, interacting with each other.
The spacecraft found Jupiter's north polar region to be colder than surrounding areas, surrounded by high-speed winds over 100 miles per hour.
Juno also studied Io and found evidence of still-warm lava beneath its surface, with about 10% of Io’s surface having cooling lava just under the crust.