NASA's Juno spacecraft strips Jupiter down to its underwear - Raw Story

The interior of Jupiter is just as intriguing as the planet's dazzling surface, with a swirling mixture of liquid hydrogen and helium at its center, vast atmospheric jet streams and exotic gravitational properties, scientists said on Wednesday. ....
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/03/nasas-juno-spacecraft-strips-jupiter-underwear/

Spectacular Pictures Show Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Up Close -- National Geographic

The latest images from NASA's Juno mission may help scientists better understand the fate of the giant oval storm. ...
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/07/jupiter-great-red-spot-pictures-nasa-juno-space-science/

Surreal Pictures Show Jupiter Is Even Weirder Than We Thought -- National Geographic

Early scientific findings from the Juno spacecraft show a world of intricate clouds, intense magnetism, and a potentially eroding core. ...
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/05/nasa-jupiter-pictures-juno-planets-space-science/

Juno Probes The Secrets Of Jupiter (Tom Ashbrook, On Point)

A wild success, we think, for NASA this week, far far from Earth. On the Fourth of July, the space probe Juno – big as a basketball court – hit a tiny target after a 1.7 billion-mile journey and slipped into the orbit of massive Jupiter. It is fierce out there. It’s the biggest, oldest planet. More than 1000 times the volume of Earth. Its radiation belts are fierce. Its magnetic field is fierce. Its surface is stormy. Its core is a mystery. This hour On Point, the voyage to Jupiter, and what we hope to learn. — Tom Ashbrook
Interview:
http://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2016/07/08/juno-jupiter-nasa-mission

Jupiter's first close-up is 'like nothing we have seen or imagined before'

Highly anticipated data from Juno's first flyby of Jupiter has arrived and the data is shattering expectations.

After careening through space for five years, NASA's Juno spacecraft arrived at Jupiter on July 4 of this year. With all systems go, the orbiter completed its first of 36 orbital flybys on Aug. 27. The craft's first six-hour-long sweep from Jupiter's north pole to south pole has yielded some startling results, including storms "unlike anything previously seen on any of our solar system’s gas-giant planets," a peculiar hexagon at the north pole, the first-ever glimpse of the planet's southern aurora, and "ghostly-sounding transmissions emanating from above the planet."...
http://www.csmonitor.com/Science/2016/0902/Jupiter-photos-Like-nothing-we-have-seen-or-imagined-before-video