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NASA wants your help classifying vortices on Jupiter

Posted on July 10, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

As part of its Citizen Science Projects initiative, NASA and the University of Minnesota are teaming up and asking for volunteers to help identify clouds on Jupiter. .

Interested citizen scientists will help astrophysicists categorize tens of thousands of images of Jupiter captured by the Juno spacecraft. It’s far from the first time we’ve heard about NASA’s Juno spacecraft.
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