Flybys:
* Pioneer 10 (1973): The first spacecraft to fly by Jupiter. It sent back the first close-up images of the planet and its Great Red Spot.
* Pioneer 11 (1974): The second spacecraft to fly by Jupiter, providing more detailed images and data.
* Voyager 1 (1979): Provided detailed images of Jupiter's atmosphere, moons, and rings.
* Voyager 2 (1979): Took even more detailed images of Jupiter's moons and rings.
* Ulysses (1992, 2000): Studied Jupiter's magnetic field during flybys.
* Cassini (2000): Studied Jupiter's magnetosphere during a gravity assist maneuver on its way to Saturn.
* New Horizons (2007): Took high-resolution images of Jupiter and its moon, Io, on its way to Pluto.
Orbiters:
* Galileo (1995-2003): The first spacecraft to orbit Jupiter. It studied the planet's atmosphere, moons, and magnetic field in detail.
* Juno (2016-present): Currently orbiting Jupiter, studying its gravitational field, magnetic field, and composition.
These are just a few of the spacecraft that have visited Jupiter. The planet is a fascinating and complex world that continues to be explored.
