Nasa Juno spacecraft captures a stunning image of Jupiter

Nasa's Juno probe has sent back stunning images of the planet during its latest flyby. One of the most breathtaking photos shows a'string of pearls' – a series of eight massive rotating storms on Jupiter. The image was taken on October 24 when Juno was 20,577 miles (33,115 kilometres) above the tops of the clouds of the planet, which travel at about 129,000 mph (60 km/s). This image was taken by Juno on October 24 and was processed and colour enhanced. The swirling lines are cyclones on the planet, while the white ovals are'pearls' - massive rotating storms.