.@NASAJuno's perspective of Jupiter from the south makes the famous Great Red Spot appear as though it's in northern territory, demonstrating how different our view is when we step off the Earth and experience the true nature of our 3-dimensional universe: https://t.co/014QyRr9Xp pic.twitter.com/fbFefkyXC3

— NASA360 (@NASA360) May 22, 2018

Jupiter, Perijove 13 4 image composite [Eichstädt/Doran] @NASAJuno pic.twitter.com/gtGUVjcBFX

— Seán Doran | Seán Ó Deoráin (@_TheSeaning) May 28, 2018

Jovian Jet Stream via NASA https://t.co/mrtszwdFmX pic.twitter.com/fVQ6CYmRsV

— Brad Panovich (@wxbrad) June 1, 2018

Just another day at the office for NASA Juno as it captures this high-altitude cloud formation surrounded by swirling patterns in the atmosphere of Jupiter's North North Temperate Belt region: https://t.co/nZPyc3Avt1 pic.twitter.com/oeLsji8nEk

— NASA360 (@NASA360) July 26, 2018

This infrared tour of Jupiter’s north pole lets us see deep inside the swirling clouds of the cyclones & anticyclones that permeate the planet’s polar regions. Derived from @NASAJuno data, yellow areas = warmer/deeper, while dark areas = colder/higher up: https://t.co/9tOveoyE3N

— NASA (@NASA) August 5, 2018

@NASAJuno sends back another intricate image of swirls in Jupiter's volatile northern hemisphere: https://t.co/5V14gFA0Ux pic.twitter.com/KP7WVN6N06

— NASA360 (@NASA360) September 2, 2018