CNET - When you see an image of the cosmos, scientists add artistic flourishes to their space-y imag

When you see an image of the cosmos, scientists add artistic flourishes to their space-y images most of the time. This is because a little bit of colorizing goes a long way when emphasizing raw planetary visuals or depicting cosmic light undetectable by human pupils.⁠⁠However, thanks to citizen scientist Bjorn Jonssonone we are able to see images that weren’t colorized. Behold, on the left, approximately how Jupiter's surface would appear taken by NASA's Juno spacecraft. ⁠⁠On the right, is a processed image that contains an increased color saturation and contrast to sharpen small-scale Jovian features, NASA said in a statement. This manipulation was important to reduce noise or other artifacts in the portrait.⁠⁠Tap the link in our bio to view more photos and read more.⁠⁠#Jupiter #Science #Planets #NASA
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