NASA engineers successfully implemented a remote repair technique to protect the camera aboard the Juno probe from intense radiation near Jupiter. The Juno spacecraft, which has completed approximately 80 close approaches to Jupiter, was experiencing damage to its camera caused by the planet's harsh radiation environment. The NASA Juno team managed to fix the camera from a distance of about 560 million miles (900 million kilometers) away, demonstrating a notable feat of human ingenuity and technical skill. Separately, NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter recently captured detailed images of the Meridiani Planum Crater, a one-mile-wide feature located just south of Mars's equator, providing valuable insights into the planet's geological history. Mars is approximately 140 million miles from Earth.