Anna Scott

Ph.D. Student, Earth and Planetary Science Department, Johns Hopkins University

Anna Scott is a Ph.D. student in the Earth and Planetary Science Department at the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at Johns Hopkins University. Her thesis research looks at quantifying urban temperature variability and heat waves, but she has been known to dabble in projects on regional hydrology, the climate impacts of aerosols, and North African precipitation.

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Jupiter in approximate true color during Juno perijove 4

Juno just flew past Jupiter for the fifth time. What have we learned from the mission so far?

There's no verdict quite yet on the giant planet's core, and scientists are still gathering clues about the accuracy of our current solar system formation models.

Juno’s other ‘cameras’

Juno’s science goals are to understand the origin and interior of Jupiter, focusing specifically on its atmosphere and magnetic field. Cameras can help answer some of these questions.