NASA Shows the First 3D Imagery Captured of Jupiter's Atmosphere

It seems the first image in the article is: “views of Jupiter in (left to right) infrared and visible light taken by the Gemini North telescope and NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, respectively.” Any links to Juno pics?

I think Jupiter is utterly useless[^1][^2]. Philosophical question: if somebody came up with a way to disassemble (not just mine) Jupiter for materials, would that be ethical? Can an argument be made that "it's such a virgin ecosystem that it must be kept pristine?"

[^1] Piling enough tech, one could perhaps live in its atmosphere. One could even do so to escape some despotic regime firing high-energy lasers to any in-system object. But that's a little far-fetched.

[^2] Maybe it keeps some bodies from reaching the inner solar system and thus Earth, but in the considered scenario, there would be plenty of other ways to do so, if the issue is at all relevant.

We want to use some these images for the next version of our game.

Wondering are there any copyright issues since Nasa is a public repository.

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