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butthurt [soylentnews.org] writes:

The Hubble Space Telescope photographed Jupiter in ultraviolet light. Auroras can be seen near one of the planet's poles. Their fluctuations are illustrated in two time-lapse videos (1 [youtube.com], 2 [youtube.com]). The observations are intended to complement measurements of the solar wind in the vicinity of Jupiter, made by the Juno spacecraft.

coverage:

• ESA/Hubble press release [spacetelescope.org]
• New Scientist [newscientist.com]
• space.com [space.com]

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