Juno Mission Discovers Spooky 'Face' on Jupiter

NASA's Juno spacecraft captured an image during a recent flyby of Jupiter that resembles a spooky face, just in time for Halloween. The photograph showcases a region in Jupiter's northern area known as Jet N7, displaying swirling clouds and storms that form the eerie face. The image was taken from a height of approximately 4,800 miles and at a latitude near 69 degrees north. NASA released the image on October 25, coinciding with Picasso's birthday, and highlighted that such images often induce pareidolia, where observers discern faces or patterns in random configurations.