This will begin a new phase of science and research into the planets and the formation of the solar system.
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They're calling this the "first solar powered probe." I guess that means there's no traditional rocket motor on board the probe.
Friday, August 05, 2011
Juno to Jupiter
ULA launched the Juno probe from Earth to Jupiter today after some minor gremlins.
This will begin a new phase of science and research into the planets and the formation of the solar system.
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They're calling this the "first solar powered probe." I guess that means there's no traditional rocket motor on board the probe.
This will begin a new phase of science and research into the planets and the formation of the solar system.
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They're calling this the "first solar powered probe." I guess that means there's no traditional rocket motor on board the probe.
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I am very excited about this mission. Also looking very much forward to the Curiosity mission to Mars! We'll get to learn new things, how cool is that!
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