2024-08-21 14:59:08
Space
Science

In Photos: First-Ever Moon-Earth Flyby From Jupiter-Bound Spacecraft

The Juice spacecraft successfully performed a lunar-Earth flyby, utilizing the gravity of both bodies to change its trajectory and conserve fuel on its way to Jupiter. The mission, controlled from the Darmstadt control center, collected data and captured images during the smooth maneuver.

With the help of the flyby, scientists were able to study the behavior of the Juice instruments and ensure the success of the mission. Experts had initially expressed concerns about the risk involved, as the smallest error could have jeopardized the entire mission.

However, the flyby was a triumph for the European Space Agency and marks an important milestone in the journey towards exploring Jupiter and its moons, including Europa, Callisto, and Ganymede, where the possibility of water and conditions for life exist.

forbes
20. August 2024 um 15:43

In Photos: First-Ever Moon-Earth Flyby From Jupiter-Bound Spacecraft

Technology
The Juice spacecraft will perform a lunar-Earth flyby, a first-ever double gravity assist maneuver, as part of its 8-year, 4.1 billion-mile journey to Jupiter. It will arrive at Jupiter in July 2031 and orbit the planet 67 times, conducting flybys of the moons Europa, Callisto and Ganymede.
zdf
21. August 2024 um 03:30

Jupiter Probe Swings into Course

The Jupiter probe Juice orbits the Moon and Earth to gain momentum from their gravity for the long journey to Jupiter. But it does something different than other satellites.
mashable
21. August 2024 um 09:00

Spacecraft zooms by the moon, captures sci-fi footage

Juice spacecraft zooms by the moon en route to deep solar system. Mission snaps sci-fi footage of lunar flyby. Craft exploits Earth, Venus gravity for speed. Juice to reach Jupiter in 2031, visit gas giant's icy moons.
tz
21. August 2024 um 08:55

"Juice" flies past Earth and Moon - "Shortcut" on the way to Jupiter

The ESA space probe "Juice" flies past Earth and Moon to change its flight path to Jupiter. It uses other planets like Venus and Mars to gain momentum and save fuel.
gmx
21. August 2024 um 08:33

Satelliten-Vorbeiflug an Mond und Erde geglückt

Raumsonde "Juice" sammelte Daten mit 8 von 10 Instrumenten; Manöver vom Kontrollzentrum in Darmstadt gesteuert, verlief reibungslos; Schwerkraft von Mond und Erde genutzt, um 100 bis 150 kg Treibstoff zu sparen; Operationswissenschaftlerin Claire Vallat: Manöver ermöglicht gründliches Studium der Juice-Instrumente; Experten befürchteten vor dem Manöver, dass kleinster Fehler Mission beenden könnte; Mission soll ab 2031 Jupitermonde Europa, Kallisto und Ganymed am Gasriesen Jupiter bis 2035 erf..
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