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A great look at Jupiters pole in a spectacular fly by.
According to Wired, it took Eichstädt 60 hours to combine 36 images that he colorized into video using a software he wrote. Using Juno’s trajectory data, he was able to pinpoint precisely where the spacecraft was when it snapped each image. After he uploaded the clip to unmannedspaceflight.com, Doran enhanced each of the film’s 2,400 frames, and with the addition of a sci-fi soundtrack, the awe-inspiring mini-motion picture was complete.