Jupiter through the Eyes of Voyager is a fascinating collection of articles that immerses the reader in the mysterious world of the largest planet in the Solar System. Inspired by the historical missions of the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft, this work brings together the opinions and research of leading astronomers and scientists who share their discoveries and reflections on Jupiter and its satellites. The book offers a unique opportunity to look at the planet through the lens of scientific data and the personal impressions of those who were directly involved in these space explorations. The collection of articles covers a wide range of topics from Jupiter’s atmosphere and its powerful storms to mysterious satellites such as Europa and Ganymede. Readers will be able to learn about how the Voyagers have changed our understanding of the giant planets, as well as about what discoveries were made thanks to these missions. Each article is written with passion and deep attachment to the topic, which makes reading not only informative, but also exciting. This book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of astronomy, astronautics and science in general. It will suit both students and graduate students studying physics and astronomy, and a wide audience interested in the cosmos and its secrets. If you have ever thought about how our world works and what mysteries the Universe hides, Jupiter through the Eyes of Voyager will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in the book range from scientific to philosophical. The authors reflect on how Jupiter's explorations may affect our understanding of life on other planets and what lessons we can learn from studying this distant and mysterious planet. The book also raises questions about the future of space exploration and what missions might follow Voyager. This creates an intriguing debate about how humanity will continue to explore space and what technologies will be used to do so. The style of the authors is diverse and multifaceted: from scientific articles to more personal and emotional stories. This makes reading easy and fun, allowing everyone to find something close and understandable. In addition, there are many illustrations and photographs in the book that help to visualize the phenomena described and make the material more accessible to perception. "Jupiter through the eyes of Voyager" is not just a collection of articles, but a real encyclopedia for space lovers. It can be a great addition to the library of anyone who is interested in astronomy and wants to understand how space exploration works. If you are looking for books similar in subject, pay attention to Carl Sagan's Cosmos or David Brader's Solar System. These works also immerse the reader in the world of astronomy and open up new horizons of knowledge. In conclusion, Jupiter Through the Eyes of Voyager is a book that inspires, educates and inspires admiration for the greatness of the cosmos. It will not leave indifferent neither experienced astronomers nor amateurs, just starting their way in the study of the Universe. Immerse yourself in the exciting world of Jupiter and discover the secrets it holds, along with this outstanding collection of articles.