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NASA's Juno spacecraft has provided new insights into Jupiter’s north pole cyclones and Io’s volcanic activity, revealing details about the moon’s subsurface magma and Jupiter’s extreme atmospheric phenomena.

Why it matters: Juno’s findings improve understanding of planetary weather systems and volcanic processes beyond Earth.

The big picture: Juno’s multi-instrument approach deepens knowledge of Jupiter’s atmosphere and Io’s geology, aiding broader planetary science.

Stunning stat: About 10% of Io’s surface contains still-warm magma beneath its cooled crust, fueling ongoing volcanic activity.

Commenters say: Readers appreciate the detailed data on Jupiter’s atmosphere and Io’s volcanism, with interest in future Juno discoveries.