[Red Badger]

This image is just from the Juno camera’s green-light filter. In the coming days, NASA expects to receive more images from the spacecraft, including those captured with its red- and blue-light filters. That will allow the agency to create a colorful portrait of Ganymede.

[Red Badger]

Juno at Ganymede Pingy!.....................

[Sans-Culotte]

Coolness.

[monkeyshine]

I keep telling those kids not to go 4 wheeling on Ganymede but they don’t listen.

[Paco]

Why are the “impact” craters all perfectly round? Nothing natural about that. Would expect all sorts of scars from impacts, not just perfectly round craters. Doesn’t look natural...get out the can opener and see what’s inside -

[hanamizu]

Juno’s black-and-white navigation camera also snapped a photo, below, of Ganymede’s dark side.

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Does Ganymede have a ‘dark side’? How? Why? (I’m not talking about Jupiter’s boy-toy, don’t even want to go there)

[Magnatron]

Look at all those dune buggy tracks!

[minnesota_bound]

500 miles of ice to get to liquid water?

[sit-rep]

Fascinating...