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> On later orbits, Juno will continue photographing the poles, but where else the camera will focus will be open to a popular vote by the public. NASA has been
by mixedmath 10y ago
> On later orbits, Juno will continue photographing the poles, but where else the camera will focus will be open to a popular vote by the public.
NASA has been pretty active in public outreach. The article indicates that Juno takes something like 4 photos an hour. I wonder whether it will be 1 photo for the public to 3 photos for science, or totally different?
- flippyhead 10y agoYeah I hand't realized they did this. Pretty cool! I hope the boaty mcboatface people don't get wind of it. They might crash it into the big red spot!
- raverbashing 10y agoJunoCam is not there for science, but rather for public outreach.