Title:  Juno at Jupiter - Plumbing the Depths of Its Dynamic Atmosphere

Presenter: Michael Allison

Abstract: Following its successful Jupiter orbit Insertion on July 4th, 2016, the Juno spacecraft has completed 
four succeeding "perijove" passes, flying pole-to-pole under the giant planet's synchrotron field for a close-up study of 
its deep atmosphere and interior.  The imager (JunoCam) and infrared sounder (JIRAM) are showing spectacular 
new views of Jupiter's poles.  And Juno's six channel microwave radiometer (MWR), designed to map the 
atmosphere from 1 to 100 bar levels, is affording a surprising new picture of its deep ammonia structure and implied 
circulation field.  This talk will relate the challenges, progress, and promise of Juno's ongoing reconnaissance of 
dynamic Jupiter likely to continue for more than two more years.