The Juno mission to Jupiter has yielded numerous significant discoveries. It has provided detailed insights into Jupiter's atmosphere, revealing the depth of its iconic Great Red Spot and the complex structure of its cloud layers. Juno's measurements have also shed light on Jupiter's magnetic field, which is found to be much stronger and more irregular than expected. The mission has unveiled new information about the planet's polar cyclones and has captured unprecedented views of its north and south poles. Additionally, Juno has helped scientists understand the composition and dynamics of Jupiter's interior, including its core, which appears to be "fuzzy" and partially dissolved, challenging previous models of gas giant composition.