Juno Mission To JupiterAims To Fill Gaps Left By Galileo
Credit: NASA/JPL/CALTECH
NASA is preparing to launch another spacecraft to Jupiter that will try to uncover some of the mysteries the planet kept hidden the last time a human-built robot ventured into its cold, radioactive and relatively dark neighborhood. Named Juno, after the Roman god Jupiter’s wife, the unique...
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