2016-17, report no.1: Start of the 2016 NTBs outbreak
The new apparition has begun with a bang! On Oct.19, just as Juno was drifting passively through its second perijove,
Read moreThe new apparition has begun with a bang! On Oct.19, just as Juno was drifting passively through its second perijove,
Read moreOn Weds. Oct.19, the Juno spacecraft failed to return any data at its second perijove. But at about the
Read moreNASA has announced a change to the Juno mission schedule. Mission managers have decided to postpone the upcoming burn of
Read moreOn March 23, Damian Peach (Barbados) and Christopher Go (Philippines) took top-quality images exactly one jovian rotation apart, so they
Read moreBefore and after its first perijove on Aug.27, Juno’s camera was taking frequent shots of the whole planet, nicknamed ‘marble
Read moreNASA’s Juno spacecraft has sent back the first-ever images of Jupiter’s north pole, taken during the spacecraft’s first flyby of
Read moreIn addition to the public release images of the north and south polar regions [see previous post], which were fully
Read moreA week ago, NASA released an impressive sample of images from Juno’s first operational perijove on August 27. They included
Read moreNASA’s Juno spacecraft went into orbit around Jupiter on 2016 July 5, and had its first operational perijove on August
Read moreNASA reports that the first operational perijove was successful and lots of data are being returned. The press release is
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