search
JUICE
Trends
- 1Juice spacecraft releases Earth flyby image●After a very successful flyby, here is the main image of Earth we captured with the Juice monitoring cameras. A few othe
The European Space Agency's Juice spacecraft has released its main image of Earth captured by the onboard monitoring cameras following a successful gravity-assist flyby. The team says more images are still being processed and should be published in the coming days, along with a timelapse of the flyby. The mission is en route to Jupiter, using Earth flybys to build momentum for its long journey.
- 2ESA's JUICE spacecraft makes close flyby over Indian Ocean●Heads up (especially if you’re currently on a ship in the Indian Ocean). ESA’s JUICE mission to Jupiter & its icy moons
The European Space Agency's JUICE mission, bound for Jupiter and its icy moons, passed at less than 10,000 km overhead around 13:45 CEST during its second Earth gravity assist, prompting a heads-up to ships in the Indian Ocean beneath its flight path. The spacecraft will return for one final Earth slingshot in 2029 before heading to the outer solar system.