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Live coverage: NASA’s Juno spacecraft arrives at Jupiter

4 July 2016 Stephen Clark

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Japanese craft to get second chance after missing Venus in 2010

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Five years after a balky valve kept it from entering orbit around Venus, Japan’s Akatsuki space probe is again approaching the sweltering planet for another shot at completing its science mission in December.

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Juno’s first close ups of Jupiter’s poles

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Juno has beamed back amazing images of Jupiter’s poles taken during its recent close approach. It’s the first time we’ve seen one of the gas giant’s poles in detail since Pioneer 11 flew by in 1974.

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A dozen new moons found orbiting Jupiter, pushing total to 79

17 July 2018 Astronomy Now

Astronomers searching for a hypothesised large planet in the outer solar system far beyond Pluto stumbled across 12 previously undetected moons orbiting Jupiter, pushing the giant planet’s total to a record 79.

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  • Thank you from the editor
    17 December 2025
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    25 October 2025
  • Europe’s planet hunting spacecraft complete and ready for final testing
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  • Nova outburst in Centaurus
    24 September 2025
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