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This story is really beginning to unfold: While zooming through space at 22 miles per second (35 kilometers per second), our spacecraft has deployed its solar arrays, magnetometer boom, and now the antennas for its ice-penetrating radar instrument

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NASA Europa Clipper1 год назад

Track its current position at

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NASA Europa Clipper1 год назад

What happens after we get there in 2030? We'll orbit Jupiter and make dozens of close flybys of Europa over several years, to determine whether Europa has the conditions that could support extraterrestrial life

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head-in-the-clouds.bsky.social1 год назад

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JRJ1 год назад

Keep the updates coming! Only close to 5 years to go!

Фото профиля R B G
R B G1 год назад

Europa here we come!

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Luckius Maximus1 год назад

seeing through ice 🧊 is a superpower

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Andrew Jacobs1 год назад

I'm loving the updates on Europa Clipper's journey! 13 million miles from Earth and counting - can't wait to see what it discovers on Jupiter's moon Europa.

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Scott Dennis🪩1 год назад

Bless this project with great success! 🛰️

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justn 🇺🇸1 год назад

Wow

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Horizon1 год назад

Thank you for answering my questions from a while back. 😂

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