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NASA's Juno spacecraft has revealed the origins of Jupiter's spectacular&nbsp;auroral dawn storms, for the first time.
Before Juno, observations of the aurora were done partially&nbsp;by ground-based and Earth-orbiting observatories, notably NASA&rsquo;s Hubble Space Telescope.&nbsp;Juno's data, scientists say is a game-changer, since it offers a better understanding of the planet's&nbsp;nightside, where the storms originate.
Researchers have concluded that as Jupiter rotates, this storm rotates along with it from the nightside&nbsp;to the dayside, where the auroral features become brighter, emitting hundreds and thousands of gigawatts of UV light into space.
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NASA's Juno spacecraft reveals origins of Jupiter's auroral dawn storms

NASA's Juno spacecraft has for the first time revealed the origins of Jupiter's spectacular&nbsp;auroral dawn storms

NASA's Juno spacecraft has revealed the origins of Jupiter's spectacular&nbsp;auroral dawn storms, for the first time.
Before Juno, observations of the aurora were done partially&nbsp;by ground-based and Earth-orbiting observatories, notably NASA&rsquo;s Hubble Space Telescope.&nbsp;Juno's data, scientists say is a game-changer, since it offers a better understanding of the planet's&nbsp;nightside, where the storms originate.
Researchers have concluded that as Jupiter rotates, this storm rotates along with it from the nightside&nbsp;to the dayside, where the auroral features become brighter, emitting hundreds and thousands of gigawatts of UV light into space.

NASA's Juno spacecraft has revealed the origins of Jupiter's spectacular&nbsp;auroral dawn storms, for the first time.
Before Juno, observations of the aurora were done partially&nbsp;by ground-based and Earth-orbiting observatories, notably NASA&rsquo;s Hubble Space Telescope.&nbsp;Juno's data, scientists say is a game-changer, since it offers a better understanding of the planet's&nbsp;nightside, where the storms originate.
Researchers have concluded that as Jupiter rotates, this storm rotates along with it from the nightside&nbsp;to the dayside, where the auroral features become brighter, emitting hundreds and thousands of gigawatts of UV light into space.
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NASA video shows what you would see while 'flying over Jupiter' 

Here's something to delight astronomy lovers! NASA&nbsp;has shared a mesmerising video pieced together by using several space images to recreate 'what it might have looked like to fly over Jupiter.'
The&nbsp;National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Twitter explained&nbsp;that their JUNOMission's closest approach came within 3,400 kilometres of the gas giant&rsquo;s cloud tops.
The spell-binding video has been viewed over 40 thousand times since being shared on the platform.&nbsp;

NASA video shows what you might see while 'flying over Jupiter'
Juno Mission's closest approach came within 3,400kms&nbsp;
Video viewed over 85k times on YouTube&nbsp;&nbsp;

Here's something to delight astronomy lovers! NASA&nbsp;has shared a mesmerising video pieced together by using several space images to recreate 'what it might have looked like to fly over Jupiter.'
The&nbsp;National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Twitter explained&nbsp;that their JUNOMission's closest approach came within 3,400 kilometres of the gas giant&rsquo;s cloud tops.
The spell-binding video has been viewed over 40 thousand times since being shared on Twitter and another 85 thousand times on YouTube.&nbsp;

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