<ul><li>NASA's Juno mission has provided new data showing winds beneath the surface of Jupiter and its moon Io.</li><li>Using Juno's microwave radiometer (MWR), the mission team discovered evidence of still-warm magma below Io's cooled crust.</li><li>Juno also measured Jupiter's atmospheric temperature and found the north polar cap to be about 11°C cooler than surrounding areas with winds exceeding 160 km/h.</li><li>The spacecraft tracked massive cyclones on Jupiter, including a central cyclone at the north pole and eight surrounding cyclones that interact and oscillate around the pole.</li></ul>

New data from NASA’s Juno mission shows winds beneath Jupiter and Io surfaces

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