"Juno's Close Flyby Captures Spooky 'Face' on Jupiter"

NASA's Juno mission captured an image of what appears to be a face on Jupiter's northern region called Jet N7. The image, showing clouds and storms, led scientists to pareidolia, perceiving faces or patterns in random formations. Citizen scientist Vladimir Tarasov made the image from Juno when it was about 4,800 miles above Jupiter's clouds. While intriguing, this is not the first time NASA has captured such an image, as a similar phenomenon occurred with the "Face on Mars" photo in 1976, which turned out to be an ordinary mesa.