Jupiter's part of space is terrifying. The largest planet in our solar system rotates so quickly that it actually flings charged particles, rock, ice and dust away from it at extreme speeds. Plus, the ...

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Monstrous cyclones are churning over Jupiter’s poles, until now a largely unexplored region that is more turbulent than scientists expected. NASA’s Juno spacecraft spotted the ...

When a NASA spacecraft made its first full orbit around Jupiter, an instrument on board recorded haunting sounds befitting the Halloween season. When a NASA spacecraft made its first full orbit around ...

The largest planet in our solar system appears to look more and more like a work of art. It’s full of surprises — and so are its moons. The NASA Juno mission, which began orbiting Jupiter in July 2016 ...

The new data on Jupiter keeps getting weirder and more wonderful as NASA’s Juno spacecraft approaches the massive planet to begin orbiting it on Monday. The solar-powered probe, which began its ...

On Monday, the Juno spacecraft will enter Jupiter's orbit for its first pass around the giant planet, but that doesn't mean we have to wait three days for some cool Juno science. Over the past week, ...

A whooshing sound, with a staccato tittering in the background, something that sounds like a birdcall, then crickets. These eerie noises resemble something straight out of The X-Files, but their ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. There’s a good chance that you know a few things about Jupiter, the ...

NASA’s Juno spacecraft is famous for the beautiful images of the planet Jupiter it captures with its JunoCam instrument. But recently, the Juno scientists have released something different: An audio ...

When NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft sailed past Jupiter in 1979, it recorded a stunning and unusual phenomenon—plasma waves as it crossed the planet’s bow shock. This haunting sound, captured 46 years ...

It's not every day that a hunk of metal hurtles into a planet's magnetosphere. But that's what happened yesterday when Juno—the NASA spacecraft on a mission to learn more about the origins of the ...