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- 1Juice spacecraft returns Earth image after successful flyby●After a very successful flyby, here is the main image of Earth we captured with the Juice monitoring cameras. A few othe
ESA's Juice spacecraft captured new images of Earth during a successful gravity-assist flyby. The mission team released the main view taken with the spacecraft's monitoring cameras, saying more images are still being processed and should be published in the coming days, along with a timelapse of the flyby. Space enthusiasts are sharing the picture and awaiting the additional views.
- 2ESA's JUICE spacecraft swings low over Indian Ocean on Earth flyby●Heads up (especially if you’re currently on a ship in the Indian Ocean). ESA’s JUICE mission to Jupiter & its icy moons
ESA's JUICE mission to Jupiter and its icy moons passed less than 10,000 km overhead at 13:45 CEST during its second Earth gravity assist, with scientists noting ships in the Indian Ocean were directly beneath its path. The spacecraft will return for a final slingshot flyby in 2029 before heading onward to Jupiter.
- 3ESA'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.