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  1. Fresh from Jupiter, we have new views of its active moon Io, thanks to the #JunoMission. JunoCam even caught a glimpse of a volcanic plume! This is Prometheus, the "Old Faithful of Io." More images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
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  2. Happening now: the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter's volcanic moon Io. Follow along using this real-time simulation based on actual NASA data - eyes.nasa.gov/apps/solar-syste
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  3. Our #JunoMission is making ever closer passes by Jupiter’s moon Io. The spacecraft will take another look at the active, volcanic moon on July 30 – with even closer flybys to come. 🌋 missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

    [Video embedded in original tweet]
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  4. So many pics...

    The legacy of exploration at the giant planet continues today with the #JunoMission, @NASAWebb, and soon, @EuropaClipper
    solarsystem.nasa.gov/jupiter
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  5. Congratulations to the NANOGrav team! We're excited that our #JunoMission to Jupiter played a role in this historic discovery by providing key data about the solar system's barycenter. spaceplace.nasa.gov/barycenter
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  6. Today our #JunoMission completed its 52nd close pass by Jupiter! Earlier this year, it captured this view of storms and hazes on the giant planet. missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

    📸 processed by Björn Jónsson
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  7. Oh hello, Io! During its 51st close flyby of Jupiter on May 16, our #JunoMission captured these views of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io.

    More about Juno's exploration of Io: missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa

    Other recent images: missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p

    📸 processed by Kevin M. Gill
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  8. Io aglow! Our #JunoMission observed Jupiter's moon Io in visible and infrared light, yielding this composite view showing hot spots across the surface of the solar system's most volcanically active world. missionjuno.swri.edu/news/nasa
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  9. 50/50: On the heels of the #JunoMission's 50th orbit of Jupiter, NASA's Ingenuity #MarsHelicopter has completed its 50th flight on Mars. The numbers are a coincidence, but the pace of exploration across the solar system is not! Join us for the journey: solarsystem.nasa.gov
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  10. An epic dance: At this very moment, the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter for its 50th close pass of the giant planet. Ride along using our 3D solar system simulator: go.nasa.gov/3ZI8Q7v
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  11. An epic dance: At this very moment, the #JunoMission spacecraft is approaching Jupiter for its 50th close pass of the giant planet. Ride along using our 3D solar system simulator: go.nasa.gov/3ZI8Q7
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  12. Where else in the solar system do we see active volcanoes? Jupiter's moon Io – seen here by @NASAVoyager and in infrared light by the #JunoMission – is continually tugged by gravity from Jupiter and its other moons, resulting in hundreds of volcanoes. solarsystem.nasa.gov/io
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  13. Observations of Ganymede, heavy elements in Jupiter's atmosphere, and more: see some of the recent science findings from our #JunoMission: missionjuno.swri.edu/science-f
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  14. For no particular reason, we're thinking about Jupiter's volcanic moon Io today. Our #JunoMission will fly by it on March 1, but you can make a virtual visit anytime at: solarsystem.nasa.gov/io

    Oh, and happy #NationalPizzaDay
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  15. (May/2022) Large Jet at the North North Temperate Zone of Jupiter as captured by #NASA Juno Mission during its 21th flyby, 2019
    Or maybe a palantir from The Lord of the Rings...
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    #alipegaso #LeoAstronomada #AstronomiaRivas #mcromerot
    Full size crop below👇 twitter.com/expanding_astro/st

  16. The JunoCam instrument aboard the #JunoMission spacecraft captured this image of Jupiter's volcanic moon Io on Dec. 14 from a distance of about 40,000 miles (64,000 kilometers). The team expects additional images from the pass to be available soon at missionjuno.swri.edu/junocam/p
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  17. What's your favorite planetary postcard from '22?

    #DARTMission impacts an asteroid go.nasa.gov/3Gh6ciG
    @MarsCuriosity marks a decade on Mars go.nasa.gov/3Gh6R3E
    @NASAWebb eyes Jupiter go.nasa.gov/3WlIwzb
    #JunoMission encounters Europa go.nasa.gov/3WjSwJb
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