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One Of The Biggest Impacts In The Solar System Changed Its Largest Moon ForeverA partial view of ganymede. a few small craters are visible as well as many furrows, the concentric stripes that indicate a massive impact in its past.

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One Of The Biggest Impacts In The Solar System Changed Its Largest Moon ForeverA partial view of ganymede. a few small craters are visible as well as many furrows, the concentric stripes that indicate a massive impact in its past.
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One Of The Biggest Impacts In The Solar System Changed Its Largest Moon Forever

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Watch As ESA’s JUICE Flies Over The Surface Of The MoonAn heavily cratered area of the Moon with many of the craters in darkness but for the rim are visible in this photo

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Watch As ESA’s JUICE Flies Over The Surface Of The MoonAn heavily cratered area of the Moon with many of the craters in darkness but for the rim are visible in this photo
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Watch As ESA’s JUICE Flies Over The Surface Of The Moon

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ESA’s JUICE Has Been Successfully Deflected Toward VenusJuice's monitoring camera snapped this just before its closest flyby of Earth. The first of three!

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ESA’s JUICE Has Been Successfully Deflected Toward VenusJuice's monitoring camera snapped this just before its closest flyby of Earth. The first of three!
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ESA’s JUICE Has Been Successfully Deflected Toward Venus

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First Photos From ESA's JUICE As It Performed Never-Before-Attempted Gravity ManeuverA stunning view of the Moon during the first-ever lunar-Earth flyby carried out by ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) mission.

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First Photos From ESA's JUICE As It Performed Never-Before-Attempted Gravity ManeuverA stunning view of the Moon during the first-ever lunar-Earth flyby carried out by ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) mission.
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First Photos From ESA's JUICE As It Performed Never-Before-Attempted Gravity Maneuver

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This Month ESA Will Attempt Something Never Tried Before – The First Lunar-Earth FlybyArtist's impression of the Moon in the distance and the Earth in the foreground, with JUICE having had flown between them

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This Month ESA Will Attempt Something Never Tried Before – The First Lunar-Earth FlybyArtist's impression of the Moon in the distance and the Earth in the foreground, with JUICE having had flown between them
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This Month ESA Will Attempt Something Never Tried Before – The First Lunar-Earth Flyby

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This Is Where Life Could Exist Elsewhere In The Solar SystemImages of Venus, Enceladus, Titan, Mars, and Pluto overlapping and not to scale

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This Is Where Life Could Exist Elsewhere In The Solar SystemImages of Venus, Enceladus, Titan, Mars, and Pluto overlapping and not to scale
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This Is Where Life Could Exist Elsewhere In The Solar System

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JUICE Spacecraft’s Stuck Antenna Is Finally Freed, Clearing Path To JupiterArtist's impression of how JUICE may look when it reaches Jupiter, now that its radar antenna has unfolded

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JUICE Spacecraft’s Stuck Antenna Is Finally Freed, Clearing Path To JupiterArtist's impression of how JUICE may look when it reaches Jupiter, now that its radar antenna has unfolded
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JUICE Spacecraft’s Stuck Antenna Is Finally Freed, Clearing Path To Jupiter

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JUICE Hits A Snag On Its Way To Jupiter – But The Team Has SolutionsThree long tubes are visible part of the antenna boom. Behind ocean and clouds can be seen .

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JUICE Hits A Snag On Its Way To Jupiter – But The Team Has SolutionsThree long tubes are visible part of the antenna boom. Behind ocean and clouds can be seen .
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JUICE Hits A Snag On Its Way To Jupiter – But The Team Has Solutions

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Why Do Spacecraft Take So Long To Get To Jupiter?NASA’s Juno mission captured this look at the southern hemisphere of Jupiter on Feb. 17, 2020, during one of the spacecraft’s close approaches to the giant planet. This high-resolution view is a composite of four images captured by the JunoCam imager and assembled by citizen scientist Kevin M. Gill

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Why Do Spacecraft Take So Long To Get To Jupiter?NASA’s Juno mission captured this look at the southern hemisphere of Jupiter on Feb. 17, 2020, during one of the spacecraft’s close approaches to the giant planet. This high-resolution view is a composite of four images captured by the JunoCam imager and assembled by citizen scientist Kevin M. Gill
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Why Do Spacecraft Take So Long To Get To Jupiter?

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Adorable Sloth Spotted During ESA's JUICE Launch Steals The ShowSloth sit majestically in front of the livestream camera

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Adorable Sloth Spotted During ESA's JUICE Launch Steals The ShowSloth sit majestically in front of the livestream camera
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Adorable Sloth Spotted During ESA's JUICE Launch Steals The Show

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Exclusive: Europe Is Off To See If The Moons Of Jupiter Could Host LifeA digital render of JUICE with Jupiter showing its aurorae, and then Io, Europa, Callisto, and in the foreground part of Ganymede.

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Exclusive: Europe Is Off To See If The Moons Of Jupiter Could Host LifeA digital render of JUICE with Jupiter showing its aurorae, and then Io, Europa, Callisto, and in the foreground part of Ganymede.
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Exclusive: Europe Is Off To See If The Moons Of Jupiter Could Host Life

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We’re Going To Jupiter! Watch ESA’s JUICE Mission Launch Live HereThe rocket sports a cute design of Earth and Jupiter and the area of South America from where it launches is sible behind the digitally recreated rocket

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We’re Going To Jupiter! Watch ESA’s JUICE Mission Launch Live HereThe rocket sports a cute design of Earth and Jupiter and the area of South America from where it launches is sible behind the digitally recreated rocket
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We’re Going To Jupiter! Watch ESA’s JUICE Mission Launch Live Here

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