In Roman mythology, Juno was Jupiter’s wife and the queen of the gods. She was a dutiful wife, but Jupiter was a terrible husband. He had numerous affairs, which of course left Juno heartbroken.

Only the goddess Juno could peer through the clouds to learn what Jupiter was up to. In the same vein, NASA’s Juno spacecraft will give us our first good look below Jupiter’s thick shroud of ...

Juno was an ancient Roman goddess, wife and sister of Jupiter, daughter of Saturn, and mother of Mars. According to mythology, she kept watch over Rome, but in particular women.

The discovery was made by NASA’s Juno spacecraft, named after the Roman goddess -- mother of Mars and wife of Jupiter.