Juno enters polar orbit around Jupiter
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A 35-minute engine burn on 5 July 2016 UTC (4 July in US time zones) placed Juno in the polar orbit it still flies. Encounter class: orbit insertion.
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- Story
- A 35-minute engine burn on 5 July 2016 UTC (4 July in US time zones) placed Juno in the polar orbit it still flies. Encounter class: orbit insertion.
- Knowledge
- Jupiter
- Juno
- Juno enters polar orbit around Jupiter
- Connections
- Juno
- Jupiter
- Jupiter
- Juno enters polar orbit around Jupiter
- Voyager 1
- Voyager 2
- Io
- The Grand Tour alignment
- Voyager 1 closest approach to Jupiter
- Active volcanism found on Io
- Voyager 2 closest approach to Jupiter
- Pioneer 10
- Pioneer 11
- Galileo
- Cassini–Huygens
- New Horizons
- Juno
- Pioneer 10 passes Jupiter — the first spacecraft to reach the outer Solar System
- Pioneer 11 passes Jupiter, bending north toward Saturn
- Galileo enters orbit around Jupiter — the first outer-planet orbiter
- Galileo is flown into Jupiter to end its mission
- Cassini passes Jupiter for a final speed boost toward Saturn
- New Horizons takes a gravity assist at Jupiter
- Juno enters polar orbit around Jupiter
- Evidence
- Launch and the July 2016 Jupiter orbit insertion.
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