Science & Environment

Juno probe aims to unlock new mysteries on Jupiter

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06 July 2016

Pierre Bratschi

Sciences, UNIGE

NASA on Tuesday successfully placed the Juno probe, launched on August 5, 2011, into orbit around Jupiter, which it will now observe.

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