JUICE spacecraft swings past Earth for gravity assist

JUICE spacecraft swings past Earth for gravity assist

The Jupiter-bound JUICE spacecraft flew past Earth on Sept. 28, gaining roughly 7,830 mph and a 20-degree trajectory shift. It came within 5,370 miles of Earth, the third gravity assist of its mission after lunar-Earth and Venus flybys. Scientists say the simpler flyby lets them point instruments at Earth and the moon.

Source: Space

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