NASA's Juno spacecraft reveals Jupiter's clouds, auroras like never before

New photos beamed back to Earth from NASA's Juno spacecraft show the beautiful, giant planet as never before.
Storms swirl in the new images, taken just before Juno's close pass by the planet on Aug. 27. The spacecraft's closest pass that day brought it about 2,500 miles above Jupiter's cloud tops, according to NASA.
The new photos reveal never-before-seen views of the planet's north polar region.
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