Placed at 484 milion of miles from the Sun, Jupiter arouses a great interest in the scientific community for several reasons. Named as the king of the Roman gods, the first observations of this planet can be located during the 7th-8th century BC, suggesting how humans have always been interested and fascinated by what's there beyond the "visible sky". Jupiter has represented for many years the concept of the unknown, owing to the difficulty in observing not only the planet itself but what was under its atmosphere which, through many missions such as Juno, turned out to be the most characteristic element of this planet: atmospheric outbursts, violent thunderstorms and the longevity of cyclonic and anticyclonic spots are only some of the features that most impressed the researchers.