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- 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.
- 2Republicans lean on testosterone politics ahead of midterms●Are you man enough? Republicans bet on ‘virile, brawny’ testosterone to juice the midterms By Sam Wolfson Hoping to win
Sam Wolfson reports in the Guardian that Republicans, hoping to win back male voters, are promoting a politics of masculinity built around testosterone as the upcoming midterms approach. The Trump White House is embracing what the piece calls a regressive idea that one hormone could act as a magic elixir of masculinity, framing the party as virile and brawny against its opponents.
- 3ESA'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.
- 4JUICE probe makes close Earth flyby on route to Jupiter●# JUICE # Jupiter # Terre # passage # proximité # mission # spatiale # JUICE # Jupiter # Earth # flyby # close # mission
The European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft, bound for Jupiter, has completed another close passage of Earth. The flyby, highlighted by CNES, uses Earth's gravity to adjust the probe's trajectory toward the Jupiter system, where it will study the giant planet and its icy moons. Space observers are sharing details of the manoeuvre and its precision.
- 5ESA's Juice spacecraft set for Earth gravity assist flyby●RE: https:// squeet.me/display/962c3e10-d8b 898ad-2b77e666dde0552f Coming up tomorrow, ESA's Juice spacecraft will fly p
ESA's Juice spacecraft is scheduled to fly past Earth tomorrow as part of another gravity assist manoeuvre on its journey to Jupiter. The flyby has drawn attention among space enthusiasts, with one contributor involved in planning camera shots for the manoeuvre noting that new imaging techniques are being tried during the pass.