Get Into The Halloween Spirit With This Spooky Soundtrack From Jupiter's Auroras

Meera Dolasia
2016-10-23T08:45:14-07:00

On August 27, NASA’s Juno mission completed the first orbital flyby of Jupiter. Traveling at a speed of 130,000 mph, the spacecraft passed about 2,600 miles above the gas giant’s swirling clouds. Though the space probe will be conducting 35 additional flybys before the mission ends on February 2018, this was its closest approach and hence, the most important for data collection. Juno did not disappoint.