This was Juno's View on its 37th Flight Past Jupiter

As originally planned, Juno's 37th close pass by Jupiter - called Perijove 37 - would have been its last. Per the original mission outline, the Juno spacecraft would have been programed to plunge into Jupiter on Perijove 37 as a mission-ending self-sacrifice. Destroying Juno would protect the Jovian moons from potential contamination from any microbes …