NASA's Discoveries Deep Within Jupiter's Clouds and Moons | Juno Year 6 Update

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[Markus_Andrew]

The images which have come back from Juno are simply incredible. I'm 62 now and have been into astronomy from an early age. It has been such an exciting experience to watch as spacecraft and imaging technology steadily improved over the years, from the grainly, fuzzy images of the 60s and 70s to the magnificent, high-resolution vistas we're seeing today. This is an amazing time to be alive.

[rckworthy]

Alex you have a top 5 best space content channel on all of YouTube. Every single one is awesome. Keep up the amazing work. I can't help but to watch every one of your videos as soon as it is uploaded. Such high quality space content!

[J.Schooley]

Anyone else just like hearing dude say his name..."I'm Alex Mcchcoehhaglehoaghuehaklcvjn, and you're watchin Astrum".

[slinkerdeer]

It is simply a beautiful example of Human ingenuity that a tool designed for observing stars for navigation purposes was able to be used to gather extraordinary detail of the surface of another world due to it's design for low light conditions

[avidspider]

Been watching for quite some time, but I just got to say I love your enthusiasm and attention to detail. This is one of the things I love about seeing the planets and their moons, along with all the mysteries they hold. Keep doing what you do!

[Dudleymiddleton]

Thank you, Alex for another great video with stunning images!

[MrSprite]

I'm so excited! Thank you for the upload and for being amazing Alex!

[dajosh]

Some of the most amazing, most beautiful, most.. ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE images and data EVER!
I LOVE this sort of stuff. <3

[PantsuMann]

I always get over joyed when I see theres a new video on Astrum. Thanks Alex, you have one of my absolute highest ranked channels. Cant wait til more Juno data and discoveries!

[TheSquigy]

Watching your videos of what probes send back to Earth is a near religious experience for me. The awe I feel at those images is indescribable

[gremio]

Jupiter is my favourite Planet and I'm so glad that we have a probe like Juno investigating it...some of the Junocam Imagery turned out to be my favourite pictures ever

[arnoldrimmer]

I've been obsessed by Jupiter ever since I can remember. It's mesmerising, superb video thanks

[slinkerdeer]

Jupiter is a beloved protecting older brother to our fragile terrestrial world, simply beautiful to gaze upon and know it's been there since before Earth was even a singular body instead of asteroids.

But it's polar regions? The things we haven't had the chance to even know what they look like until the most recent millisecond of Human history? They are utterly alien compared to what all Humans picture when they think of the gigantic planet, and I think it is an honour and a pleasure we get to finally explore the mystery of that world which almost every Human who has ever existed has gazed upon the softly glowing orb in our skies.

[taketh]

As I get older I realize one of the best things about the sciences is that stunning new discoveries will never end. The complexity and accessibility of the universe will dole out wonders forever.

[moalzaben]

Our Solar System truly is amazing because the most fascinating discoveries and can pop up out of nowhere!
For example we might find marine life under Europa’s icy crust, a type of alien marine species we have never thought of seeing. Like that type of discovery that we might come across

[echostarling]

An important thing I love about NASA is their Philosophy! Protecting other worlds from our footsteps. It's such a special time in history that we have these great minds at NASA and great hearts to go with them.

[allisonfisher]

Had to go full screen for this one, wonderful!!✨🌟✨

[CYP]

I'm a microbiologist. I've always been fascinated by the complexity of systems on the cellular level. And now I can say that astronomy also makes me feel the same thing but on the astronomic level.

[xanderunderwoods]

In such a dark world, your channel gives me hope in ways that words cannot describe, and often brings me to tears, thank you for all the work that you do. I know that you probably won't read this, but I simply want you to know, that you genuinely inspire me. Much love from Alaska.

[kandyeggs]

Although sometimes it’s obvious, sometimes it’s hard to tell which images and clips are real, and which are color edited or animations. I think a little caption at the bottom or corner alerting the viewer when what they’re looking at is or isn’t real would make for a more engaging experience!

I do always appreciate these videos though :)