On October 24th, after waiting for the sun to pass beyond Earth and Jupiter, researchers and scientists alike finally received a stunning ninth set of photographs of Jupiter from the $1 billion Juno probe.

Since these images were sent, photographers and graphic designers around the world have been working to process them for the public to take in. All of the images were captured by the probe as it flew over Jupiter at more than 130,000 mph.

U.K.-based graphic artist Sean Doran, who has had his hand in processing past NASA images, released numerous colorful and crisp versions of the new photos.

Check out a few of the captures from Juno’s ninth flyby below. Want to see more from this and previous flybys? Visit Doran’s Flickr or NASA’s Juno image gallery.