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Juno completed the fifth such maneuver on March 27, recording a fresh batch of images and streaming that raw data back to Earth - and now amateur astronomers are beginning to turn the gray, unprocessed photos into brilliant full-color images.
Here are a handful of our favorite shots from the fifth orbit, plus a few other images from previous flybys that space fans have recently uploaded to Juno's website.
This new image, processed by amateur astronomer Roman Tkachenko, shows Jupiter's north pole in all its stormy glory:
Another person processed the same raw image to show more green-coloured details:
And here's a close-up of Jupiter's swirling cloud tops:
This shot, put together by Gervasio Robles, merges three Juno flyby images to show Jupiter's elusive south pole in full view: