JUICE Mission: Exploring Jupiter's Frozen Moons with Israeli Technology.
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The European Space Agency's JUICE mission, set to launch on April 13, will explore Jupiter's moons Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto for potential signs of habitability and subsurface oceans. The mission will also seek to answer questions about planetary formation and the solar system in general. JUICE will perform 35 Jovian moon flybys and end with the spacecraft settling into a circular orbit around Ganymede, where it will work for an estimated six months and come as close as 311 miles (500 km) to its surface.
- What to Know About the JUICE Mission to Jupiter and Its Frozen Moons Gizmodo
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- ESA's JUICE Mission: Israeli technology to head to Jupiter The Jerusalem Post
- European Space Agency to launch spacecraft with Israeli tech on historic Jupiter mission Ynetnews
- How Juice was made ready for Jupiter European Space Agency
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