[MtnClimber]

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[MtnClimber]

[Repeal The 17th]

"...The image was captured by NASA's Juno spacecraft
when it passed by the immense moon. The close pass reduced
Juno's orbital period around Jupiter from 53 days to 43 days..."
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Interesting.

[citizen]

IMO, all the JWST $Billions should have been to directed to activities within our solar system and to advancing the efforts to return to the Moon and gettinng to Mars. Also, perhaps toward the detection of and mining of asteroid rare Earth metals.

I can’t see how images and guesstimated info from hundreds of thousands to billions of years ago gains much for humanity.