Trajectory - JUICE - Cosmos - European Space Agency
Where is Juice now? Where are Juice and Clipper? The plots below illustrate main characteristics of the trajectory v.141 [CREMA 3.0] The phases refer to the time period as defined in the L0 Science Plan. PHASE 1 [07-04-2029/27-05-2030] PHASE 2 [27-05-2030/27-09-2030] PHASE 3 [27-09-2030/25-10-2030] PHASE 4 [25-10-2030/24-06-2031]
Where is Juice now? - JUICE - Cosmos - European Space Agency
2023年4月14日 · Actual trajectory: LAUNCH 14 April 2023 (Interplanetary transfer phase) We recommend you to visualize full screen ! CREMA baseline TRAJECTORY 150lb: Jupiter tour and ganymede phase
ESA - Where is Juice now? - European Space Agency
Explore Juice's journey to Jupiter using the interactive tool below. Zoom out using your mouse to see the orbit of Jupiter around the Sun. Click on the buttons at the top to see 3D close ups of different stages of the mission to and around Jupiter.
Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer - Wikipedia
Launched by the European Space Agency (ESA), from Guiana Space Centre in French Guiana on 14 April 2023, with Airbus Defence and Space as the main contractor, [6] [7] it is expected to reach Jupiter in July 2031 after four gravity assists and eight years of travel.
Juice perfectly positioned after 31-second burn – Rocket Science
2024年8月2日 · On 22 July, ESA’s Juice spacecraft carried out the first of up to four ‘trajectory correction manoeuvres’ that will line it up for next month’s double lunar-Earth flyby. We reported on this trajectory correction manoeuvre in a dedicated blog post.
ESA - Juice’s lunar-Earth flyby: all you need to know
2024年7月15日 · Following Juice’s launch in April 2023, this lunar-Earth flyby is the first step in the spacecraft’s waltz through the Solar System on its journey to Jupiter. During the flyby, Earth will bend Juice’s trajectory through space, ‘braking’ it and redirecting it on course for a flyby of Venus in August 2025.
Crema 5.0 - JUICE - Cosmos - European Space Agency
This interactive 3D tool, shows where the European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft is on any given day from its expected launch in September 2022 to just beyond the end of its cruise phase end in July 2031 to reach the Jovian system.
ESA Science & Technology - JUICE's journey to Jupiter
2019年9月1日 · By following the trajectory, it is possible to appreciate the gravity-assist strategy—a sequence of flybys of Earth, Venus, Earth, Mars, and again Earth—that is used during the 88-month cruise phase of the mission. As JUICE starts its first elliptical solar orbit, its distance to the Sun decreases.
31-second burn keeps Juice on track – Rocket Science - ESA Blog …
2024年7月23日 · Yesterday, ESA’s Juice spacecraft carried out the first of up to four ‘trajectory correction manoeuvres’ that will line it up for next month’s double lunar-Earth flyby. Juice’s manoeuvring thrusters fired for approximately 31 seconds, with the goal of altering the spacecraft’s velocity by 3.8 cm/s.
ESA - Juice burns hard towards first-ever lunar-Earth flyby
2023年11月17日 · Using its main engine, Juice changed its orbit around the Sun to put itself on the correct trajectory for next summer’s lunar-Earth double gravity assist – the first of its kind. The manoeuvre lasted 43 minutes and burned almost 10% of the spacecraft’s entire fuel reserve.
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