Jupiter

#1 — 1610: Jupiter & the “Medicean Stars”
Date: Jan 1610  •  Astronomer: Galileo Galilei  •  Telescope: ~20× refractor  •  Type: Visible (hand‑drawn)
Credit/Source: Public domain (historical manuscript)

#2 — 1979: Voyager 1 (Visible)
Date: Feb–Mar 1979  •  Team: NASA/JPL Imaging  •  Instrument: Voyager 1 ISS  •  Type: Visible (spacecraft imaging)
Credit/Source: NASA/JPL

#3 — 1994: Hubble (Visible) — Shoemaker‑Levy 9
Date: Jul 1994  •  Teams: HST SL9 observers  •  Instrument: HST WFPC2  •  Type: Visible
Credit/Source: NASA/ESA/HST

#4 — 1995: Galileo Orbiter (Visible)
Date: 1995–2003  •  Team: NASA/JPL Galileo  •  Instrument: Solid‑State Imager  •  Type: Visible
Credit/Source: NASA/JPL

#5 — 2000–2011: Chandra (X‑ray) Auroras
Dates: Dec 2000; Oct 2011  •  Observatories: Chandra (+ HST overlay)  •  Type: X‑ray + Optical (composite, false colour)
Credit/Source: NASA/CXC; NASA/ESA/HST

#6 — 2016: ESO VLT / VISIR (5 µm)
Date: Feb–Jun 2016  •  Observatory: ESO VLT — VISIR  •  Type: Mid‑IR (5 µm, false colour)
Credit/Source: ESO/VLT (VISIR)

#7 — 2020: Hubble (UV + Visible + NIR)
Date: Aug 2020 (release)  •  Instrument: HST WFC3  •  Type: UV + Visible + Near‑IR (false colour composite)
Credit/Source: NASA/ESA/Hubble

#8 — 2022: JWST / NIRCam (Near‑IR)
Date: Jul 2022  •  Mission: NASA/ESA/CSA JWST  •  Type: Near‑IR (false colour)
Credit/Source: NASA/ESA/CSA/JWST