Nasa’s Europa Clipper spacecraft will investigate whether an icy moon of Jupiter can support alien life
Nasa is doing just that: launching a spacecraft on October 10 to Europa, a moon of Jupiter holding twice the water of all Earth’s oceans combined. Europa’s ocean is between 60 and 150 kilometres deep and is hidden beneath an outer shell of ice that’s 15 to 25 kilometres thick.
The NASA Juno mission orbiting Jupiter has returned a spectacular new set of images after its most recent flyby of the giant ...
The Dunes at Juno Beach will feature 40 townhomes done in a 'Key West' architectural style on the Christmas tree lot at ...
Scientists believe the moon's water, chemistry and energy could support life. Marking the latest foray into space exploration ...
Jupiter's molten moon Io has been surveyed by a number of passing spacecraft, allowing planetary scientists to see changes on the surface. Recently, NASA's Juno mission made the closest swings ...
The images of the new volcano were taken by NASA's Juno spacecraft and its JunoCam as it made a flyby of Io — the solar system's most volcanic body — on Feb. 3 this year. The images were ...
NASA hopes to launch the Europa Clipper mission. It will then spend the next five years travelling 628.3 million kilometers ...
The brains of NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft are stored in a metal vault.
So Europa Clipper, like NASA's Juno mission before it, will adopt an elliptical orbit that takes it far out from Jupiter and the radiation for most of the orbit, before sailing in for a close ...
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Despite the marketing behind it, Matthew Warchus’s play doesn’t do much to update either the gender roles or the aesthetic of ...
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