Infrared image of Jupiter from SOFIA's first-light flight composed of individual images at wavelengths of 5.4 (blue), 24 (green) and 37 (red) microns made by Cornell University's FORCAST camera. A recent visual-wavelength picture of approximately the same side of Jupiter is shown for comparison. The white stripe in the infrared image is a region of relatively transparent clouds through which the warm interior of Jupiter can be seen.