A Gorgeous Flyby of Jupiter's Juno Mission

Juno is a NASA space probe currently orbiting the planet Jupiter. Juno will improve our understanding of the solar system's beginnings by revealing the origin and evolution of Jupiter.


This 1080p, 60 fps version is my personal edit. I also did some sound design, colour corrections, removed some dust and scratches and upscaled it. I hope you'll enjoy watching it, I certainly did!


NASA Juno Homepage

More Juno video's and images.

a reply to: sevensheeps

Wow that was beautiful!

That is absolutely beautiful. Jupiter is on my astrophotography schedule this year, but the images will be naff now I have seen that!

a reply to: NwoDedispU

Thanks! It's really amazing isn't it, makes me wish we had HD cams out there broadcasting live footage 24/7.

a reply to: sevensheeps

It is really amazing how much HD has improved in such a short time. I would love a 24/7 broadcast!

I can't wait for future space missions to blow me away (visually)!

Imagine what we could accomplish if we all worked together.

That is so fake!

a reply to: buddha

You seem to be implying that all NASA images are fake? The kind of flat earth talk.

I can confirm that this object in space as seen from the ISS (intermittently) is what I am seeing down here on the ground and have been for a few years.

The recent images of Jupiter are sent via millions of miles and also enhanced
In similar ways, like the majority/most/all of any picture you see of anything.

Saying that here you'll see my original images and also inverted enhancements of the original pics. I've used an app to remove the black lens flares.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: sevensheeps

Jupiter scares me it's our Suns twin and with all those Moons could turn into it's own Solar System - That's if Jupiter Ignites....

a reply to: buddha

Sure mate!

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Don't be scared, everything we're fed is designed to divide and to coerce.. I feel the need to create visuals that counter this. Humanity needs to get it's # together.

Good god.
When you compare this, to the footage taken from Voyager 1 in 1979, it's like watching a visually stunning movie like Gravity to a charlie Chaplin film.

Awesome picture!

How did they get the clouds to stay still for the whole series of pictures?

a reply to: strongfp

Welcome to the future! It's still great footage, didn't age a bit!

a reply to: gspat

It's a cloud map projected over a sphere, so different pictures stitched together. I edited some depth and a little blur and made it 60 fps so it appears to be more fluid in motion. The quality of the images are amazing though!

Incredible CGI absolutely astounding.

a reply to: omniEther

Cgi? The position of the shadow was weird, but why fake it.

a reply to: Crumbles

Trolls, don't give them any food.

a reply to: sevensheeps

Wow great work!!

S n f!