NASA's Juno spacecraft entered Jupiter's orbit on July 4 after a journey of almost five years. Juno will orbit Jupiter 37 times to investigate the composition and structure of the deep atmosphere, to map the planet's magnetic and gravitational fields, and to study the auroras. The spacecraft has taken the first pictures of Jupiter's North Pole.
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Aerospace America ; 54 , 11
2016
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