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I believe the first scientific analysis of Jupiter will be at the end of August, the 27th if I remember correctly, after Juno finishes its first 53(?) day orbit of Jupiter. Yesterday to get into orbit all of the science equipment was turned off so the end of August is when we should see the first results of this mission.

From their livestream yesterday they talked about how the amount of water that makes up Jupiter may be the most important piece of data they receive because that data can help determine where Jupiter was formed among other things

I don't know if they'll ever have science equipment pointed at the moons of Jupiter but they do want to take pictures of the moons