Voyager 1 closest approach to Jupiter

node

The first of the four gravity assists that carried the programme outward. Beyond the trajectory change, the encounter returned the first detailed images of the Galilean moons, found a faint ring around Jupiter, and characterised a magnetosphere far larger and more energetic than models had suggested.

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Voyager: Still GoingSpace

Evidence · 1

NASA Voyager mission science pages — planetary encounter summaries

Timeline

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Connections · 3

Voyager 1concerns
Jupiterconcerns
Gravity assistconcerns

Assembled narrative · 1

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Observed changes · 0

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