Scientists get close up view of Jupiter's red spot

NASA's Juno spacecraft is capturing unprecedented photos of Jupiter's giant red spot.

The probe is flying about five-and-a-half thousand miles above the spot which is actually a massive storm that's been raging on Jupiter for centuries.

Juno launched in 2011 and will continue to study Jupiter until its mission ends when it plunges into the planet's atmosphere.

Steve Mort reports.

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