Video: 00:00:48 On 28 September 2026, ESAs Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) successfully completed a gravity assist flyby of Earth. Flight controllers guided the spacecraft close to our home planet to increase its velocity by 3.5 km/s and deflect its trajectory by an angle of 20.As Juice flew just 8640 km above the Indian Ocean, it snapped a series of images with its onboard monitoring cameras, giving us a unique Juice eye view of our home planet.Juices monitoring cameras provide 1024 x 1024 p...
Video: 00:00:48 On 28 September 2026, ESAs Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) successfully completed a gravity assist flyby of Earth. Flight controllers guided the spacecraft close to our home planet to increase its velocity by 3.5 km/s and deflect its trajectory by an angle of 20.As Juice flew just 8640 km above the Indian Ocean, it snapped a series of images with its onboard monitoring cameras, giving us a unique Juice eye view of our home planet.Juices monitoring cameras provide 1024 x 1024 p...
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